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Old 09-16-05, 10:24 PM
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alanbikehouston
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Originally Posted by jacksbike
I am pretty sure that the Austrian bike company Austro-Daimler-Puch manufactured this bike. Sears bikes sold during this time frame were made by them or Murray Ohio of the USA. I think that you have a Sturmey-Archer hub, because way back in the early 1960's they had a metal oil cap, which eventually changed to a plactic one. That is all the info that I can give you. Have fun with it !
I've seen some of their three speeds...nice bikes, with good workmanship and paint. I kinda wish someone would sell 2006 "re-issues" of the classic three speed bikes, but with alloy rims, light weight slick tires, and alloy bars and stems. That would bring their weight down to around 30 pounds, a good weight for a "commute to work" or "off to Krogers" around the neighborhood bike.
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