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Is it me, or does it look like this bike has a modified front suspension for the circle track? 8)

HaHaHa! :lol:

Love those crazy forks! Your best bet for that rear hub, if its having issues, is to find a NOS one and lace it up. Those 333 hubs are readily available and not many people would care to rebuild an old one.

Yeah, the reflector is missing. Hopefully I can locate one sometime. I need the "batwing" headlight too, but that will be a pricey proposition and hard to find with correct color and patina.

That yellow bike looked pretty dope in my opinion, no wonder it sold quick. The others aren't quite as appealing maybe. I like your approach tho. I cannot imagine riding one of these bikes but I see them all over so somebody is spending money on 'em. Good luck. 8)

That's kinda what I was figuring. I just find it strange that the colorflow would use a skiptooth chain where this bike doesn't. I just put tubes on the bike and lightly washed it. I plan to disassemble it and thoroughly clean the dirt and grease off it, looks like there's some good chrome...

Picked this one up this week. Not sure what year, '51 maybe, but it's just about all there. Needs a batwing light and a rear reflector. It got the cool "air cooled" hub, JC Higgins stamped block pedals, and it looks like it should clean up really well! Anyhow, if anyone has more information to...

Just picked this one up. Anyone got an idea on what and when it is? It's nearly all there, needs a batwing light and rear reflector, the troxel seat is really nice, lots of decent paint. I can't wait to clean it up!

This might be the ugliest bike I've ever seen. I like it 8)

You know what would be sweet? A Nickel Plated version of this thing! 8)

So, I laced a NOS 333 hub into my Sears Spyder. Everything is cool, shifts well, looks great. However, the hub will pull the stick shifter into high gear every time the bike stops. When the bike is at rest, you can pull the shifter back to low gear but the hub pulls a lot stronger than the...

Every builder here is producing artwork of one kind or another. This bike, however, shows craftsmanship, attention to detail, has great proportions, and a wonderful aesthetic. Obviously the most beautiful bicycle here, to my eye. Kudos.

That's what I use. 8)

These are nice looking wheels, cheap too! http://www.bikeworldusa.com/product_inf ... 191f5c44d0

Looks nice, the green and chrome is cool, but I gotta say that the handlebar extender is killing the whole thing. Needs apes!

That thing is wild. I really like the wheel tho.

This guy is near me, I thought the price might be a typo so I asked. :roll: No typo. http://cgi.ebay.com/Schwinn-Starlet-lll ... _500wt_949

A fool and his money..........

You know, I can totally see how this type of suspension set-up could be dangerous. I'd still ride it tho. 8)

That fork is toast IMHO. You could prolly get it straight but it's not worth the possibility of needing new front teeth! :shock: Seriously tho, that rear rack is neat. I'd be interested in it if you part the bike out......