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A bike that's not a wall hanger, actually being used. Ridden not Hidden

Thirty some years later still going strong. From the sounds from this thread this must be one of the last riders out there.

Its a bare bones 1937 Fleetwood Supreme. I would eventually like to find something from the time period to pull the stays together maybe a reflector or rear fender.

Sorry not sure what you mean by extra.

Riding the Wabash Trail

Its a 1936 Dayton Safety Streamline. This bike is thought to have been repurposed during the Second World War, due to the fact that it is painted in Schwinn colors and stenciled in Schwinn design. I first saw this particular bike about 8yrs ago. I was put in touch with the owner at the time and...

Recently drove 1200 miles roundtrip to pick this up. This is a picture of the bike the day I picked it up back at the hotel room.

Re: Re: Thats the key right there. Use your body as suspension. Once you have that mastered theres nothing better. I too have never rode a full suspension bike.

Nice Fall day ride.

Went to my favorite local trail this morning. This has been my go to rider this summer.

Re: Love it!

If you have a extra one laying around or one not being used anymore. Would like to buy a complete kit. Thanks!!!

Re: AMERICAN EXOTICA ONLY..........! Not my bike. I believe the bike belongs to a member of this forum. The bike was displayed with many others at Kaneko Gallery, Design in Motion exhibit. It was going for a few months here in Omaha Nebraska.

Re: Straight outta Grand Rapids Michigan. 97 Nuke Proof.

Re: Check out bikeflights.com

Re: Bought this back in 91 Trek 8000. Sold it a few years back wish I had kept it. Bought this Trek OCLV 9800 back in 95. I still ride it and still no cracks after 20yrs. :wink:

Re: Still looking.

Looking for a pair in very nice condition. They do not need to be this nice but close.

Re: Re: Thanks for the offer! I believe I have a lead on some being made.