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A newspaper ad from Wilmington, Delaware, circa the 1960's...

I have made a number of postings here on the Forum about "bicycle radios", which could be mounted on a bike, usually on the handlebars. There actually was one more option to be had... a transistor radio holder that would mount on the handlebars. I recently picked up one on Ebay. The only problem...

REAL SQUARE WHEELS! Video starts with promos. Actual construction starts at 1:50 minutes into the video. Riding starts at 6:31 minutes into the video. Click Here- Square Wheels

There are 3 bicycle radios using tubes (not transistors) that are really rare- The Tom Thumb Bicycle Radio, the Darb Holiday Bicycle radio, and the 1940 Motorola B-150 Bicycle Radio. Of these, I have the Tom Thumb and the Darb. The Holy Grail of these radios is the Motorola. Usually when these...

Back in the 1980's a buddy and myself were riding our ten speeds from his house on the Elk River to another beach community where the Elk River meets the Chesapeake Bay. We were descending a steep hill with a drop off to our right. I was out front. The road was rather narrow and large barge...

Here's the full video on how the 1/2 wheels were made and attached to the bike- Half Wheels - click to view

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The seat was on Ebay and is now sold. Did someone here buy it?????

A handy seat <<< click here

I'm confused by some of the parts... 3-speed shifter but no bell crank on the right side rear wheel (appears to be a single speed coaster brake hub. Brake lever but no caliper brake on front wheel. Only asking 7.5Gs. Ebay Peewee Bike

Came across a blank greeting card that I've had for at least 20 years...

The Jersey Devils Bike Club is getting ready for an up coming Halloween Parade...

I'm surprised that no one admits to riding their bikes in a parade. I know at least some of you guys are as crazy as I am. Halloween is coming up and there are parades. If you have a tandem, put a life sized skeleton on the stoker seat...

The Annual Middletown (DE) Hummer's New Year Parade is a home grown walk around town that spoofs events and people who were in the headlines of the previous year. People just show up and strut their stuff. Generally it would start at 1 PM and be finished by 2 PM. I have participated in the...

Found on Face Book. Located in St. Georges, Delaware. Bridges over the C&D Canal in the background.

When I was young and foolish (now I'm just foolish)- MY BIG ADVENTURE- In July of 1970 I set out on my trusty 40 pound Schwinn with 30 pounds of equipment for a ride around the Delaware River and Bay. I rode over to the Delaware Memorial Bridge and hitched a ride across. Then rode from...

Cook's Cycles on South Beach Street...

Over 40 plus years ago when my brother and I were doing bike repairs at a bike rental shop on Nantucket Island, when he was servicing a front or rear hub, I would take away or add a bearing to his cup of bearings when he was not looking. Eventually he caught on and retribution was swift.

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