1960's Worksman Forks?

[thunderbeard]

None of this would hold up in court. A jury would never buy it. I need the original front wheel and the blue frame to make a solid case. As strong as those forks are, the wheel and frame might have showed damage also.
But maybe not. This Worksman bike only shows damage to the forks.
From a 2011 post here.
http://ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/so-i-know-its-a-worksman-but.45576/

Orange paint and all. Exact looking bike. Im calling "special limited edition". ....

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[thunderbeard]

None of this would hold up in court. A jury would never buy it. I need the original front wheel and the blue frame to make a solid case. As strong as those forks are, the wheel and frame might have showed damage also.
But maybe not. This Worksman bike only shows damage to the forks.
From a 2011 post here.
http://ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/so-i-know-its-a-worksman-but.45576/

I like em like that

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[RustyGold]

Probably the most assured way of confirming accidental or purposeful is to just run a straight edge along the steerer tube. If there is ~1.5"-2" of positive offset then it was probably intentional.

Jason

 

[thunderbeard]

How do you know the frame was blue?

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[Wildcat]

Blue paint on the fork tube.