I always forget to take before I start in on them
This was all there when I got it, the seat was down to the steel. The bracket that holds the rear fender was brike loose, so I got it braised, and cleaned the grease and grime, and regreased all the parts. Slapped on a seat, new old pedals, chain, and some tires.
This was just a frame and forks, found a chain guard and some fenders that almost fit, I had everything else in my parts shed. It is mocked up now, still needs cleaned up and junk. A seat and chain to
The guy I built the first bike for said he likes the 2nd guy bike better than his. I would take a 50s Huffman/Flyer over a 70s-80s AMF/Sears any day.
This was all there when I got it, the seat was down to the steel. The bracket that holds the rear fender was brike loose, so I got it braised, and cleaned the grease and grime, and regreased all the parts. Slapped on a seat, new old pedals, chain, and some tires.
This was just a frame and forks, found a chain guard and some fenders that almost fit, I had everything else in my parts shed. It is mocked up now, still needs cleaned up and junk. A seat and chain to
The guy I built the first bike for said he likes the 2nd guy bike better than his. I would take a 50s Huffman/Flyer over a 70s-80s AMF/Sears any day.
