Old Roadmaster girls bike
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Old Roadmaster girls bike
I have an old girls roadmaster bike with the horn mounted in between the frame pieces. I guess i cant post any pictures . I just want to know what its worth. The handle bars are missing. Found it in my 94 yr old moms garage attic.
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In my area, $20.
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My guess is the bike probably dates somewhere from the 1930's to 1950's.
Those old tank cruiser bikes have a fair amount of following.
Too bad you've lost the handlebars and pedals, but otherwise it looks fairly complete.
What goes in the tank? Is that a horn?
My guess is that you're looking at somewhere between $200 and $400.
Those old tank cruiser bikes have a fair amount of following.
Too bad you've lost the handlebars and pedals, but otherwise it looks fairly complete.
What goes in the tank? Is that a horn?
My guess is that you're looking at somewhere between $200 and $400.
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But, yours is much older.
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My guess is the bike probably dates somewhere from the 1930's to 1950's.
Those old tank cruiser bikes have a fair amount of following.
Too bad you've lost the handlebars and pedals, but otherwise it looks fairly complete.
What goes in the tank? Is that a horn?
My guess is that you're looking at somewhere between $200 and $400.
Those old tank cruiser bikes have a fair amount of following.
Too bad you've lost the handlebars and pedals, but otherwise it looks fairly complete.
What goes in the tank? Is that a horn?
My guess is that you're looking at somewhere between $200 and $400.
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Follow the link from @hazetguy
https://thecabe.com/forum/
I always hate E-Bay for something like that. Unless you're parting it out (which is a possibility), then shipping it is dangerous and expensive.
Craigslist.
I've heard that Facebook is good for networking, and perhaps the new thing. Others?
Of course, there are other systems that are popular outside of the USA too.
Also talk to all of your other relatives. Cousins, brothers, sisters, children, nephews, nieces, whatnot.
Someone may go bonkers over Grandma's bike.
https://thecabe.com/forum/
I always hate E-Bay for something like that. Unless you're parting it out (which is a possibility), then shipping it is dangerous and expensive.
Craigslist.
I've heard that Facebook is good for networking, and perhaps the new thing. Others?
Of course, there are other systems that are popular outside of the USA too.
Also talk to all of your other relatives. Cousins, brothers, sisters, children, nephews, nieces, whatnot.
Someone may go bonkers over Grandma's bike.
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I bought three Roadmasters over the winter with prices between 40 and 85$. They dont worth more like a whole bike, but the parts are worth between 150 and 250$.
the badge is 25, the skiptooth chain another 25, the wheels 40...50, the fenders 40, stem 15, chain guard 20...30, back rack 20...30, crank set 25, horn 20, fork 20...25.
prices without shipping.
Selling on TheCabe and/or ebay.
Of course it takes time and maybe not all parts will sell.
the badge is 25, the skiptooth chain another 25, the wheels 40...50, the fenders 40, stem 15, chain guard 20...30, back rack 20...30, crank set 25, horn 20, fork 20...25.
prices without shipping.
Selling on TheCabe and/or ebay.
Of course it takes time and maybe not all parts will sell.
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I bought three Roadmasters over the winter with prices between 40 and 85$. They dont worth more like a whole bike, but the parts are worth between 150 and 250$.
the badge is 25, the skiptooth chain another 25, the wheels 40...50, the fenders 40, stem 15, chain guard 20...30, back rack 20...30, crank set 25, horn 20, fork 20...25.
prices without shipping.
Selling on TheCabe and/or ebay.
Of course it takes time and maybe not all parts will sell.
the badge is 25, the skiptooth chain another 25, the wheels 40...50, the fenders 40, stem 15, chain guard 20...30, back rack 20...30, crank set 25, horn 20, fork 20...25.
prices without shipping.
Selling on TheCabe and/or ebay.
Of course it takes time and maybe not all parts will sell.
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