Utilitybike seen outside a local shop today. Pics.
This beauty showed up outside a local shop today.
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...tilitybike.jpg http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...ilitybike2.jpg Firs picture is straight in the photobucket page, but upploade is still flipped. |
Is that a table leg propping it up? Looks like a leg from a card table or something. Hmmmmm
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That looks like it can take quite a load. Unlike the bike racks, which I think I could cut through with a small piece of cheese.
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what kind of lock is that on the back tire?
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Vintage bike, still in use.... Get my applause, nice pics!
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I like the front tray mounting idea and serious rear kickstand, the rest of the bike can die in a fire.
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yea this bike is a piece of ****.
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The lock I am not sure of, just a cheapo old wire lock. This bike looks alot like one I got from my aunt (- all the x-tra`s). she bought it just after the war, 1945-48 some time around there. They look wery much the same but mine still has its original colour.
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where is "local".....i see the snow so I am guessing northern climes.
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Oh please do not let some hipster see that stem and start getting barspin ideas.
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Judging by the milkcrate, Canada?
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Originally Posted by *****
(Post 7803516)
yea this bike is a piece of ****.
Still working on maturity are we? :rolleyes::rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by JeanCoutu
(Post 7803040)
I like the front tray mounting idea and serious rear kickstand, the rest of the bike can die in a fire.
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Nothing wrong with riding an old bike. Especially in the winter!
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Originally Posted by nightshade
(Post 7822626)
not when seen from a mature point of view.
Still working on maturity are we? :rolleyes::rolleyes: |
That bike looks lovely. It has an aluminum chain guard, sexy.
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Originally Posted by JeanCoutu
(Post 7803040)
I like the front tray mounting idea and serious rear kickstand, the rest of the bike can die in a fire.
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" Beauty is in the eye of the beholder "
I like it ! |
Wouldn't that front bin unbalance the bike?
Apart from that, I like it. The sidewalls could be higher on the front one though, but that's it. |
Originally Posted by SocioPathogen
(Post 8325848)
Wouldn't that front bin unbalance the bike?
Apart from that, I like it. The sidewalls could be higher on the front one though, but that's it. Aaron:) |
Originally Posted by badmother
(Post 7796942)
This beauty showed up outside a local shop today.
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...ilitybike2.jpg Is that a hub brake on the front wheel? They are all weather! |
Originally Posted by Artkansas
(Post 8357495)
Looks like that person does some serious recycling. I've seen a number of cyclists around here on bikes with the big flat platforms with bags full of plastic bottles and aluminum cans perched on top.
Is that a hub brake on the front wheel? They are all weather! |
Originally Posted by Sirrus Rider
(Post 8358193)
Looks like a Sturmey Archer Dynohub although it looks like it's not connected to anything.
Aaron:) |
Looking at the pics more closely, There is only one brake cable and it snakes down beside the front fork on the left side in the second picture. And in the first picture, I don't see any sign of a rim brake. So I think it must be a hub brake.
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Originally Posted by Artkansas
(Post 8359088)
Looking at the pics more closely, There is only one brake cable and it snakes down beside the front fork on the left side in the second picture. And in the first picture, I don't see any sign of a rim brake. So I think it must be a hub brake.
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