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Please help me identify this tandem bicycle. [![ Here's Here's what I know: -- I'm pretty sure it's not a Schwinn, as all Schwinn bikes had straight frames without curves.
-- From what I can tell, Hawthorne used the same skip-tooth sprocket on Hawthorne bikes until the early 1950s.
-- It has lines like a Colton, but I can't find out if Colton made a tandem that front steer only. -- The serial number has been painted over/obscured.
-- Seats not original. -- It has fenders, not shown. -- Not

  • I'm pretty sure it's not a Schwinn, as all Schwinn bikes had straight frames without curves.
  • From what I can tell, Hawthorne used the same skip-tooth sprocket on Hawthorne bikes until the early 1950s.
  • It has lines like a Colton, but I can't find out if Colton made a tandem that front steer only.
  • The serial number has been painted over/obscured.
  • Seats not original.
  • It has fenders, not shown.

(Not for sale at the moment.)

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Please help me identify this tandem bicycle. [![ Here's what I know: -- I'm pretty sure it's not a Schwinn, as all Schwinn bikes had straight frames without curves.
-- From what I can tell, Hawthorne used the same skip-tooth sprocket on Hawthorne bikes until the early 1950s.
-- It has lines like a Colton, but I can't find out if Colton made a tandem that front steer only. -- The serial number has been painted over/obscured.
-- Seats not original. -- It has fenders, not shown. -- Not for sale at the moment.

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Please help me identify this tandem bicycle. Here's what I know:

  • I'm pretty sure it's not a Schwinn, as all Schwinn bikes had straight frames without curves.
  • From what I can tell, Hawthorne used the same skip-tooth sprocket on Hawthorne bikes until the early 1950s.
  • It has lines like a Colton, but I can't find out if Colton made a tandem that front steer only.
  • The serial number has been painted over/obscured.
  • Seats not original.
  • It has fenders, not shown.

(Not for sale at the moment.)

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Please help me identify this tandem bicycle. Here's [![ Here's what I know: -- I'm pretty sure it's not a Schwinn, as all Schwinn bikes had straight frames without curves.
-- From what I can tell, Hawthorne used the same skip-tooth sprocket on Hawthorne bikes until the early 1950s.
-- It has lines like a Colton, but I can't find out if Colton made a tandem that front steer only. -- The serial number has been painted over/obscured.
-- Seats not original. -- It has fenders, not shown. -- Not for sale at the moment.

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Please help me identify this tandem bicycle. Here's what I know: -- I'm pretty sure it's not a Schwinn, as all Schwinn bikes had straight frames without curves.
-- From what I can tell, Hawthorne used the same skip-tooth sprocket on Hawthorne bikes until the early 1950s.
-- It has lines like a Colton, but I can't find out if Colton made a tandem that front steer only. -- The serial number has been painted over/obscured.
-- Seats not original. -- It has fenders, not shown. -- Not for sale at the moment.

Please help me identify this tandem bicycle. [![ Here's what I know: -- I'm pretty sure it's not a Schwinn, as all Schwinn bikes had straight frames without curves.
-- From what I can tell, Hawthorne used the same skip-tooth sprocket on Hawthorne bikes until the early 1950s.
-- It has lines like a Colton, but I can't find out if Colton made a tandem that front steer only. -- The serial number has been painted over/obscured.
-- Seats not original. -- It has fenders, not shown. -- Not for sale at the moment.

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