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I have two of these NOS carriers still in the wrappers. The mounting hardware is still in the envelopes. These are for 26" bikes. $60.00 shipped

It will fit, but it's missing the pieces that attach to the axle. So it isn't complete as it is. Either for parts or complete it with the missing parts and slap it on a bike.

Functioning springer fork with dents in the upper legs, but doesn't affect function. $100.00 shipped.

Good idea Rafael. I just posted a small intro. Thanks

This is the fork on my 1941 Whippet.

No. It needs the hardware that the axle mounts to. I will post a pic of the same fork on one of my bikes for reference.

I've been collecting vintage bicycles for over twenty years. I have the same name on the CABE, which I've been on since 2007. I restore vintage bicycle speedometers and also reproduce bicycle light lenses.

Rear fender is a girls, front works on either boys or girls. Never had braces on them. These came from the estate of an old bike shop owner. They are dirty with shelf wear but will shine up beautifully. Edges are perfect, whispered is so rare in these fenders. $150.00 shipped.

Rough top but solid and complete chassis. $75.00 shipped.

This prewar fork is actually very rare. The rare part is the spring and yoke assembly, which was exclusively found on 1941 Hibbard bicycles. A prewar Rollfast springer would be needed for the rest, just swap this yoke, spring, and truss rods and you have a complete 1941 Hibbard fork. $75.00...

I have not tested it. A good soak in some OA, fresh batteries, and if the bulbs are good, I would think that it will work.

This is a rare tail light from a Hawthorne Victory bike. It is a tail light/brake light. Moints under the seat to the pinxh bolt and fender crossbrace. Missing lense, but that could be accomplished with red plastic from Hobby Lobby. $75.00 shipped.

From the estate of a retired bike shop owner. Minty fresh in the original box. I have four of these left. $45.00 each shipped or $150.00 for all four shipped.