Here are my bicycles but you can put yours in this thread if you have one too.

My Christine bicycle , I wish I knew someone close enough to paint it for my because I don't think I can do it right.



Sears Spaceliner frame, fork & chainguard that I think I want to sell it sometime soon because it maybe too much for me since it might need to be re-chromed.


Sears Spaceliner, my other one that I am trying to get it back to close as it originally was brand new as I can afford to.


Murray Santa Cruz & a Western Flyer from the last decade of Western Auto being a big chain of stores but there are a few independent stores still in operation in the US.




I will put some more of my bicycles on later.

Nice bikes. Wish I was closer so I could give you a hand with the paint for Christine. I'm looking forward to seeing this bike finished. Should be great!

Thanks, the paint and the seat is all I believe is what is left to do for it.

1975 Raleigh Twenty Folder


1986 Murray Monterey that I still have for sale which I hope will be gone so I could have more money especially since last saturday if I had more money then I would have been able to buy a nice Straight Bar Elgin Bicycle for $125.



Schwinn frames that I still haven't had money to buy parts for because they are not cheap enough for me.




1965 Stingray & 1968 Stingray, the blue seat & sissybar from my Tyler Bicycle was only on so I can test ride that 65 Stingray.




1965 Men's Schwinn


Tyler Bicycle that was made in Poland in the 1970's


Rollfast Bicycle made by H.P. Snyder that is apart right now that might need new paint since the original blue under the red spray paint doesn't look to good, it has a rear hub made by Bendix.



X-Games Motobike, I need to get a sidepull brakes on the front to be able to ride it unless I can find a rear 20 inch wheel with disc brakes on it.


This one I gave away.

My first bike was a rollfast. Red and white. Big wide metal covering over the frame from the front to the seat.

Very nice Matt, I remember a lot of my Bikes , Man I wrode them a lot of miles. I remember when I was about 12 or so we would go swimming at a place called brush creek. It was about three miles down there and it was about 1/3 way a steep hill going down, That was fun but coming back uo wasn't that much fun, we had to get off and push them most of the ways.
But when we got down there we would just ride our bikes and ourselves in the water. Crazy bunch of Idiots.

Was it any of these Rollfast Bicycles.

http://www.google.com/search?um=1&hl=en&rlz=1G1ACAW_ENUS451&tbm=isch&q=rollfast+bicycle&revid=1220147948&sa=X&ei=8STFToGcDYqU0QH01vjmDg&ved=0CD0Q1QIoAA&biw=1366&bih=644





That's why Girls/Ladies bikes are the ones that are usually found in brand new condition.

Matt I do't think so Most of my bikes were Schwin don't know if that is spelled right, but I can remember a lot of them had the shock action on them.

Cool, your missing the second N.



Bobby If your referring to the link for was it any of these Rollfast bicycles, I was talking to Arnie1964 not you .

Well if you would rather talk to him, not me that is ok

I talk to everyone.

I like these bikes which are very very light so even a chimp can feel like Superman picking up a big truck.

This one has 29 x 2.125 inch balloon tires.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Genesis-Onyx-29-Cruiser-Bicycle/16203481

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Kent-La-Jolla-26-Men-s-Cruiser-Bike/17206784?findingMethod=rr

This one has 700c tires.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Thruster-700c-Men-s-Fixie-Bike/17206771

Matt those are some cool looking bikes,man those things can tell so many stories if they could talk ,they seem to hold up much better than a car really dig those sears bikes My first bike was a schwinn very simialir to some of the ones you have there dunno the yr.

Thanks


Too bad you still don't have your bike, Schwinn serial numbers are easy to decode the year since Schwinn kept good records of them.

I was in Caldweel yesterday and at the Military store, guy has anything you would probly want. Has an old WWII Bike in the window for display, couldn't get a close parking spot so I will go there ihn a few days and shoot some pictures of it.

Cool, I can't wait to see those pics if you do but you don't have to unless you want to.

My one and only bike was a Roadmaster. I think by AMF. I rode it from age eight on into my late teens. It was a real plain Jane.

Very cool bikes, I've restored a VERY old bike once with my dad. I think it was from the 50s or even older. My dad "got rid of it" because we didn't have space to keep it. What a shame

AMF Roadmaster is correct and very nice bikes, a few members at a bicycle forum I go to has a few of those bikes but now Roadmaster is a Japanese company & not as great but are ok.

Here are some AMF Roadmasters.
http://www.google.com/search?num=20&hl=en&rlz=1G1ACAW_ENUS451&q=AMF%20Roadmaster&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=852538l859073l0l859721l14l14l0l7l7l0l414l2021l0.1.3.2.1l7l0&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&biw=1366&bih=644&sei=83vJTpWuMIa6tgeHu63RCw



Thanks & cool Ben, too bad you had to get rid of it.

I want an exact replica of Pee Wee Hermans Bike. Anybody on the bike forum tried to replicate it?

Yes they have, it costs good money to do it too especially when they are a few things that were not on the bike originally.


You need a Schwinn DX to start then doo all that other stuff.

No pics at one site of them since you have to join to see them but the other you can and here is the link but some pics show and some don't, it's a different Matt and he sold it awhile ago.

http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=16134&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&sid=4265959d75515115345a6a3ebf08c0dc

Hey No problem I will try to go while he is open, he is not open a lot but maybe he won't mind if I take some pictures inside his store, man he has everything miklitary you can think of. He has restore a couple of the WWII Jeeps and they look like they were made yesterday.

I real like those old Jeeps, there is an old Jeep wagon from around the 1950's at a junk yard that can been seen going by on the highway.

He had one of them at Our Heapherders show a couple of years ago and he had somebody to rebuild the engine and it waqs smokinhg like crazy, he sure wasn't very happy.

Dang that is not right, I wouldn't be happy either.

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