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Questions looking for help with brand or model identification of a cycle. You MUST include a photograph of the complete bike. The serial number on its own is not enough to identify a bike.
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Serial numbers on bottom bracket housing from a 50s era Schwinn?
Can someone please explain what these three numbers mean on the pedal crank housing?
I believe this to be the pedal crank housing from a 1956 Spitfire Ladies Bike.
The Schwinn Serial reads M0D502 (ha …
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I need help to identify this bike
This is my mother in law's bicycle from when she was a child. While cleaning out a lean-to on the back forty I found this bike inside. I was hoping to give her a bike that is identical to hers that i …
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I need help to identify this bike
Thank you for all of your help and encouragement. When I arrived home from work I flipped the bike over, got some of the serial numbers. From what I can tell the bike seems to be a 1956/1957 Schwinn …
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