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Not sure if this is the place for it, if not feel free to move this one....
I got a bike today, for a real good price- free.
It has a diamond frame configuration, lugged at the "joints", 26" wheels that are white (appears to be factory paint) that have skinny tires (not balloon).
The guy who gave it to me said he got it from an uncle of his who had it for years and he seems to think it's 50 years old.
Now having said all that, I will say I doubt the last part, simply because under the broom painted flat black paint I found some metalic blue paint and what was left of a nameplate that I could only make out the words "New York".
Is there any way to find out how old it is, or who made it.
I don't think my engine will work on my Wal-Mart "Next" Monterey cruiser, which is all aluminum.
I got a bike today, for a real good price- free.
It has a diamond frame configuration, lugged at the "joints", 26" wheels that are white (appears to be factory paint) that have skinny tires (not balloon).
The guy who gave it to me said he got it from an uncle of his who had it for years and he seems to think it's 50 years old.
Now having said all that, I will say I doubt the last part, simply because under the broom painted flat black paint I found some metalic blue paint and what was left of a nameplate that I could only make out the words "New York".
Is there any way to find out how old it is, or who made it.
I don't think my engine will work on my Wal-Mart "Next" Monterey cruiser, which is all aluminum.