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Thanks. No letter prefix. I have no idea if the crank is original. Maybe in the spring with the better weather I will take a look. Thanks again

Ok. After some sanding of the dropout it still wasn't there. Ending up being on the bottom bracket. Number 17517. Cannot seem to decipher based on what I've found online. Any ideas?

Hi. Can you please help decipher my serial number. It is on the bottom bracket. Number 17517. There is no letter. Here is a pic.

Thanks. I think I see where it may be now.

No luck

Also - where the 2 bars meet the lower bar up front there is a metal bar that goes across (left to right) when sitting on the bike - any idea what that may be for? Never seen anything like that before

Thanks. No luck yet. Will recheck later. Can you confirm that it is a Schwinn?

Hi. Can anyone tell me where I can find a serial number. Was told it is a 1950's schwinn. Can anyone help with confirming what model and where to find the s/n. Thanks

Hi Just wondering if anyone has any tips for removing decals that have been clear coated? thanks

Hi If next winter is as long as this last one has been, I'm going to need something to keep me occupied. Thinking this might be a potential starting point but not sure what I want to do with it. With the exception of the fender skirts which are paper thin, the rest is pretty solid and rides...

thanks however the bike just sold

Hi Hoping someone can help me to determine the year from this Hiawatha serial number There are 2 sets of numbers on the rear dropout seperated by a distinct space. 3.824. 529302 Thanks

thanks everyone. Really enjoyed the project which brought back a lot of memories of being a kid, tearing bikes apart and putting them back together...although I don't remember changing tires to be such a pain.

Thanks. Yeah, a previous owner cut it off. The one I got the bike from claimed it wasnt him. Poor thing was painted with latex house paint...which he also claimed to have no part of.

Havent worked on a bike in about 25 years, so Im quite pleased with how this turned out. Its a 1937 CCM Before After

Before Loved the color but it was housepaint After [url][url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/9709985@N08/5742798173/] [url][url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/9709985@N08/5743351084/]

I guess kinda klunkerish. I'll have to keep that in mind, thanks

Yes it is. It's a 1974 CCM - has a curved top tube. Chainguard said Imperial IV I think but it was so faded thats just a guess.

Thanks Merk, thats what I was figuring. Im guessing I'll have to change the forks for the front but more concerned about how the back would look with the extra space. Better yet though, if anyone has pics of this particular setup that would really help me to decide if this is even worth the...

Hi, kinda new to the hobby - havent tinkered with bikes since I was a kid. Just wondering - would 26" wheels on a frame designed for 28's look weird? I've got 2 28" frames and 1 set of 28" wheels but wondering about different options for the 2nd frame. Easy enough to test if I had a set of...