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View attachment 76730 View attachment 76731 View attachment 76732 Bikes in good condition - $450 pick up in San Diego or pay for shipping. PM for discussion and more information.
Hello everyone - I'm new to the bike collectors game as I stumbled onto a garage of antique bikes and thought it would be a fun business adventure. Since then I've sold 20 of the 22 bikes I bought and have learned a ton about bikes and met a lot of really cool guys who have been a ton a help. I'm down to the one bike ((I think I'm keeping a women's Elgin that I've fallin in love with) and some great parts and have enjoyed the ride. I love the care that people take with creating the bikes of their dreams and I hope that if I have that part that gets their bike to a more completed stage or if they just like the neon sign! A man in my neighbor hood turned me on to rrodbikes and I'm glad I checked it out. I'm a professor and a retired professional volleyball player (sand) and I'm glad to be on your forum.You post in the Intro thread and tell us a little about yourself .
I'm traveling up to Oregon in August... could put bike on back... just sayin its a little closer...Wow, I’d love to bring that bike back to Seattle.
Ended up parting this bike out and made a nice chunk... super easy to get the crank off, took 10 minutes and just have wheels and handlebars left. Fun project either way.In Coronado today. Chain ring looks to be mis-matched, and a desireable Fauber Special at that. Sometimes f/s bottom brackets are valuable, but your bike might not have such.
I have not figured out how to get the Fauber cranks off my own camelback, but a heat torch might be necessary.
I don't know Speedwell from Speedway.
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