Unknown Muscle

[wheelhorseman]

Anyone know what this is? Its at my wifes workplace. These people are hoarders and wont sell anything. Spotted the old bike out under a lean to crammed with junk. It will sit there forever and never be rode again. What a shame. They have tons of old cars rotting away under sheds. I took a bunch of pics and will post some car pics later. You gotta see this stuff its unreal. I can only make out the word "warrior" on the headbadge.

 

[Bill in Houston]

is that reflector the size of my hand, or are the wheels really small?

 

[wheelhorseman]

is that reflector the size of my hand, or are the wheels really small?

Yep those are BIG reflectors on a 20 in. bike.

 

[thatismytruck]

Looks like an old Huffy from the 70's. They made them like mototcycles. Wrong seat. They had fat squarish ones instead and not a sissy bar like that either. I had one when I was a kid. loved it. The longer front fork made for awesome wheelies.


This is what I'm thinking it is.

http://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/huffy/40958

 

[wheelhorseman]

Looks like an old Huffy from the 70's. They made them like mototcycles. Wrong seat. They had fat squarish ones instead and not a sissy bar like that either. I had one when I was a kid. loved it. The longer front fork made for awesome wheelies.


This is what I'm thinking it is.

http://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/huffy/40958

I dont think its a Huffy. Says Warrior on the headbadge in small letters.

 

[dragnusa]

The grips and bars do look like 70s huffy but the twin tubes have to much arch to be huffy and the rear drop outs are to small to be huffy

 

[Green Dragon]

Warrior was an in house Firestone badge.

frame looks Murray to me - mid 70's MX.

hard to say on the seat and bar, coul dhave been swapped, but some real early ones had the old styler nanna seats.

 

[kngtmat]

I agree that it's a Murray. The fork is the same style as those Sears Football bikes and the seat is a Sears Spyder troxel seat because I actually have that exact same one along with it's original package.