Is this to old to post on here?
12-31-11, 11:47 AM
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Is this to old to post on here?
This is my 1889 humber 52". Does anyone know where I can get new solid rubber tyres for it?
12-31-11, 12:27 PM
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I think you want the "Ancient and Pre-Historic" forum 
Thanks for posting - hope you get it back on the road!
Thanks for posting - hope you get it back on the road!
12-31-11, 12:49 PM
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these guys sell parts, but I don't see them listed on the site
12-31-11, 12:55 PM
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Should this be posted on the Fixed Gear forum 
Very cool, some close up pictures and a story of "how'd ya find it" would be very nice!
Very cool, some close up pictures and a story of "how'd ya find it" would be very nice!
12-31-11, 01:00 PM
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In the right lane
12-31-11, 01:18 PM
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I love those barends ! Very cool bike.
12-31-11, 01:22 PM
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Wow - awesome. I really want to try a high wheeler, but they're a little scary.
I'm certain these guys can help:
https://bikeville.com
I'm certain these guys can help:
https://bikeville.com
12-31-11, 01:28 PM
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Wow, the original tubulars?? Cool bike 
12-31-11, 01:30 PM
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So it runs on solid wood tires at the moment?
I saw someone use a black rubber hose, like steam hose, with a wire or rope in the center, to pull it together.
Or something like that.
I saw someone use a black rubber hose, like steam hose, with a wire or rope in the center, to pull it together.
Or something like that.
12-31-11, 04:17 PM
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Nice. When you get it going, are you going to add a roof-top carrier to your SUV to take it out to the bike trail (you don't want to ride through traffic, to get there, I presume)? 
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