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Old 05-12-11, 08:00 PM
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Unusual Roadsters...

Though not a fan of old roadsters, I did kind of like both of these bikes that I found the other day.

The green Sears is from Austria and the blue Universal from Poland... What I found most impressive was their state of repair. Both are all but unused...



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Garage Queens, the fate of many roadsters
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Probably not what you meant, but here is an 1895 Eagle with a curved seat tube...

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That head angle is so relaxed I'm getting sleeeeeeeeepy just looking at it! I bet it corners so slow you could grow cabbages in its turn time! The saddle looks like it was dreamed up by Valerie Solanas channeling Torquemada, and what can I say about those tires that has not already been said about Afghanistan?


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