I found a time capsule...
01-16-17, 11:37 PM
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01-16-17, 11:39 PM
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01-17-17, 12:04 AM
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Fork crown is all wrong, too.
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01-17-17, 08:13 AM
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Mystery Raleigh bears a lot in common with an early 60's Gran Sport or a later cousin. The wrap around seat stays, chrome, light mount all look right. The steel stem suggests mid sixties.
01-17-17, 01:06 PM
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Random tools I've found thus far.... a couple I've never heard of. One cool one is the Tange wrench... love it.
One cone wrench is "Eldi W. Germany"
One double combination wrench is "Hazet V10"
Double-ended closed wrench says "Var 05 France 8"
Anyone know what companies these might go with?
(EDIT: each of these brands are tool companies that are still in business making bike tools)
One cone wrench is "Eldi W. Germany"
One double combination wrench is "Hazet V10"
Double-ended closed wrench says "Var 05 France 8"
Anyone know what companies these might go with?
(EDIT: each of these brands are tool companies that are still in business making bike tools)
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01-18-17, 11:57 PM
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I went through a whole lot of parts today... plenty of NOS stuff that was pretty cool.
-Crane GS and Titlist derailleurs
-JC Higgins 3spd hub
-very cool old schwinn pins
-random goodies
-NIB simplex prestige FD's
-Crane GS and Titlist derailleurs
-JC Higgins 3spd hub
-very cool old schwinn pins
-random goodies
-NIB simplex prestige FD's
01-19-17, 12:48 AM
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The Atom FW on the left would likely go on a French bicycle. Check the back to see if there is a punch mark or not. No mark means French threading, a punch means standard ISO threading. Also note that the FW removal tool required is non-standard but still available from Park. Neat three speed!
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01-19-17, 07:52 AM
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01-19-17, 08:01 AM
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Yes, those are Resilion brakes. The cable should be a long Y-shaped thing. The levers are a little unusual, too. Very high quality stuff.
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01-19-17, 08:04 AM
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WOW, lots more great old stuff!!! 
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01-19-17, 08:21 AM
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No. It looks like they should have rubber blocks attached to the curved edges, or maybe reflectors. First thing to do, to identify them, would be to figure out the thread-- American bikes take 1/2" thread, English 9/16".
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On the back of the 3 sprocket Atom, are there exposed threads? If so this is a five speed freewheel missing the back two sprockets.
The other freewheel is a Regina that appears to be missing 4 of its 5 threaded sprockets, i.e. the top two and the bottom two. That center one can be a real bear to remove at times. By any chance have you come across a VAR tool that looks like this?
VeloBase.com - View Single Tool
The other freewheel is a Regina that appears to be missing 4 of its 5 threaded sprockets, i.e. the top two and the bottom two. That center one can be a real bear to remove at times. By any chance have you come across a VAR tool that looks like this?
VeloBase.com - View Single Tool
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01-20-17, 10:31 AM
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01-24-17, 07:17 PM
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Got some time to go through more parts...
A lot of mismatched crank arms... and one Sugino crankset in good shape.
More Schwinn NOS parts
A pile of Huret DT shifter mounts... all appear to be new
Some shimano stag head derailleurs
A lot of mismatched crank arms... and one Sugino crankset in good shape.
More Schwinn NOS parts
A pile of Huret DT shifter mounts... all appear to be new
Some shimano stag head derailleurs
01-24-17, 07:20 PM
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Some other cool goodies...
New Departure model D skip tooth hub
Brand new orange skid lid
All the BB ends I could ever need... most are new
New Departure model D skip tooth hub
Brand new orange skid lid
All the BB ends I could ever need... most are new
01-25-17, 01:02 AM
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This is still my favorite current thread. I'll be disappointed when its all sorted! Keep it coming!
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The green framed bike in the second picture with the Concord badge. I have a Concord Freedom Deluxe 12 speed. I cannot tell what the model of your bike is. The Concord I have is a Japanese made bike manufactured by Kuwahara Cycle Company. It is a Wonderful riding bike and I would love to have another one... If you lived near Chicago I would offer you 20 bucks for the frame..... If it was a 25" tall frame that is...
The red and black Schwinn looks like the Sports Tourer I gave my son. I was all excited when I saw the add for it and did some research. I thought it was a Fillet braised Sports Tourer made in the handmade shop at Schwinn where the Paramounts were made. I was disappointed that it had lugs which made it a 'newer' version Sports Tourer I believe made in Taiwan by Giant for Schwinn. It is basically like a World Sport. Solid bik but nothing special.....
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The red and black Schwinn looks like the Sports Tourer I gave my son. I was all excited when I saw the add for it and did some research. I thought it was a Fillet braised Sports Tourer made in the handmade shop at Schwinn where the Paramounts were made. I was disappointed that it had lugs which made it a 'newer' version Sports Tourer I believe made in Taiwan by Giant for Schwinn. It is basically like a World Sport. Solid bik but nothing special.....
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