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An old design of bicycle chain that was commonly used in the early 20th century. Unlike modern chains, where every link has a tooth, skip tooth chains have a tooth on every other link.
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Please help identify my 1940's (?) Tandem Bicycle
It looks similar to 1936 BSA T64. I am not an expert, obviously, but according to the pics you gave and the pics I found of the BSA at the time, that looks like the match. The only other one I found …
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