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Thanks gents

picked this little gal up at my local bike coop for $25. Was just looking for parts for a little 20" Roadmaster I have, but everything's so nice on this one, I may just shine 'er up!

Anybody out there know what this guy is?

indeed. Should be pretty minor there though

That might be the better solution. Thanks Doug

Sorry, should have clarified. Axle is too beefy

Soooo, I got a shinny new set of wheels for the ol' Sonic Scout, but I didn't realize the axle on the front wheel would be too large to fit into my fork (as well as my truss rods, etc.). What is the best solution for this? I have a thinner axle from on old wheel set, but I think I'll run into...

Re: 1941 Firestone Cruiser Seat Mounted 3-16 Nice job on the seat!

Re: J.C. Higgins skip tooth nice! I love the racks with the Higgins lettering

Thanks Walk. Didn't know if there was a chart floating around. Going by the "L" number puts this as a '47

Thanks! I had this pegged for late '50s, just didn't know if anyone had more info on this style tank design, etc.

I know bikes were only made with the Evans name for a short time ('54-'62 I think). Can anybody let me know what year this guy is? Has a Bendix red stripe rear hub. No EvanAction springer. S/N F000182B26

Can anybody pin down what year this gal is? S/N 010960 with a smaller number below L287371

wow, nice find! Love that patina

Hey Jerry, I have a multimeter and am pretty familiar with how to use it. I think the corossion is weakening the signal by the time it needs to light the bulb, so I will probably be swapping out some guts. That said, if I want to use the original switch, how could I incorporate that? Say, if I...

Haha, where's Tesla when you need him?

How do these original switches work? They aren't attached to anything (no wires, etc:) so when it touches a single contact in the "on" position, how does that close the circuit?

Re: 1941 Firestone Cruiser Pinstriped Wheels 0303 Noice! That paint is gonna pop!

Re: 1941 Firestone Cruiser turning the wrench 03-02 Love that reflector. Also digging the curved braces. That thing is gonna look cool 8)

Re: 1941 Firestone Cruiser SNOW & Tobasco 2/24 Good call on the braces. Looks good!