thank you for the right direction

Has to be a troll; it's beyond belief that bike was rescued from a dumpster.

H.M. is "High Manganese" introduced in 1924, and was Reynolds' best quality tubing before 531 manganese-molybdenum was introduced in 1935.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d7...aneseDecal.jpg

I'll trade you my Kilo TT for it

while I was taking pictures I just noticed some coincidences...http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=288599http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=288601

woow Stan! thanks incredible...

I believe the pump, handlebar grips and fenders are celluloid and pump and grips say Bluemels no weight

thanks all for your insight

The SA says FM with no date stamp

some parts are Dunlop rim and Dunlop sprite tire

Strip off all that junk and build a sweet fixie.

Dude Fix that rear fenderline, its killing me

captain, you mean closer to the tire?

well the suggestions for fixie and keeper are head to head

You should drill some "speed holes" in it.

yeah the fender and all the extras bother me too

am thinking about it

stopwatch clip says Terry's, and some parts are Miller

not sure if the parts would bring any money separately

The handle bar is 16" Bailey drop

Great looking bike. The stopwatch mount is pretty nice, and you don't see them often these days. You found this in a dumpster? So then if you get say $175 plus $50 shipping you make out right? What size is it?

http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...3&d=1355596868

Find someone in your area that needs a bike, that can't afford a bike and give this to them. Would probably make someone very happy.


Pay it forward!

My biggest pet peeve has become seeing ads on CL where the poster says something like, "Great bike to turn into a fixie." So many awesome classic bikes with killer hardware are destroyed this way and it makes me sad!