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05-11-03 | 09:20 PM

Fasteryoufool

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From: Texarkana, AR

Bikes: 2016 Giant Escape, Univega Viva Sport, Centurion Sport DLX, Trek 420, Schwinn Sierra, Schwinn Hurricane

Good Places for Parts?

Hey all, I'm new here and doing a full restoration on a mid-1950's single speed cruiser, brand unknown.

The rear fender is in pretty sad shape, and I'd like to replace it with as close a match as possible. can anybody recommend a good website for parts?

At the request of the owner (not me) I have located an old Bendix 2 speed kickback hub, and am having 2 new alloy wheels built for the bike. It should be pretty outstanding when I'm done with it... not that I'm blowing my own horn or anything.

05-12-03 | 11:26 AM

BikerRyan

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Your lbs should have a catalog full of Wald fenders for you to look at. They make some pretty retro beach cruiser looking fender sets that your lbs could order for you.

-Ryan

05-12-03 | 02:20 PM

Rev.Chuck

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From: Raleigh NC

J and B/Island is also a good supplier of older parts

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