Any one know anything?

[rockcreeper]

I'm new to vintage bikes and an old photographer friend used this as a prop. Thinking about buying as my first project but would like more info on the possible make and model. Any suggestions on what to offer ($$$) would be great as well. Thanks.


bicycle? by rockcreeper, on Flickr

 

[Markm]

forks say newer bike...

 

[scrumblero]

looks 80's murray or huffy maybe.. I'd say $20 since its got no cranks..

 

[rockcreeper]

Thanks! I'll try to get a serial if I get to see it in person. If I can get for $20 including the wheels, that'll be a great start budget wise.

 

[kingfish254]

Almost sure that's a 80s-90s Murray. I had a local guy advertise a few of those that were rusted to heck and back as "antique" bikes. I had to explain to him that rust doesn't translate to antique.

 

[SCHWINNRAY69]

Yeah, 80's Murray :wink:

 

[NLCTVWguy]

I have to agree, late 80s to mid 90's Huffy or Murray cruiser.

Good starting point for a project but not worth much money. You know what the cool thing about it is?

It's one of the last bikes of that style you can find with a frame Made in America.

Have fun with it!

--Rob

I'm new to vintage bikes and an old photographer friend used this as a prop. Thinking about buying as my first project but would like more info on the possible make and model. Any suggestions on what to offer ($$$) would be great as well. Thanks.


bicycle? by rockcreeper, on Flickr

 

[KickBackCycles]

That's a Murray Westport ( I'm not a genius I just had the same bike).
But I can't find a pic of it right now.

 

[ozzmonaut]

Looks like a Huffy Good Vibrations, but I'm not sure if they came in that color or not.

 

[Outlaw90]

80's or 90's for sure. those forks are way newer looking. 20 bucks id buy it.

 

[Outlaw90]

throw a springer on it and it would look older.