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Nice sneakers. Your bike was made by HP Snyder (Rollfast was the house brand). I really cannot tell if you have a 28" singletube motorbike or a 26" with balloon tires with this one profile pic of the frame...how is the spacing on the fork? More pics, including what else you have associated with...

Looking forward to the show and beer. I'd post pics of what I am bringing, but don't have a 3rd party photo account. '39 boy's Roadmaster '53 boy's Shelby Airflo Super De Luxe '34 boy's Westfield balloon tire motorbike project w/ stainless steel fenders '45-46 boy's Firestone Pilot (Huffman) '53...

I'll answer that one...but you alluded to what a restoration is about in your question. Currently, I have a 41 Firestone Supercruiser, a 39 Firestone Twinflex, and a 35 Elgin Blackhawk in the professional resoration queue and yes, I had to track down the correct tires and cleaned the metal...

The thing that irks me about your post dungo is how it reflects poorly on those of us on the classic side of the spectrum...we are not haters or elitists (for the most part) and understand there are many points of view in bicycles, as in life. Chris

Your green bicycle looks Shelby to me. Chain ring was used by Shelby, paint detail is Shelby...particularly the fork dart, the fork crown is Shelby and the low profile headtube cups are a Shelby characteristic as well. Besides, Manton and Smiths are much rarer and I have a better chance of...

I ride with you once I get power restored and we get back to normalcy. I am out of Richmond, and now that things are cooling down, it's a good time to get out and a lot of opportunities for photos in DC. Just let me know what bike your're bringing, so we aren't wearing the same dress (figure of...

It will look much better once I have the correct forks on it (which I have), but not with the hexagonal truss rods, just the standard. High risk, high reward...anyone got the rack or correct fenders? Montgomery Wards, not Sears btw.