It's great to see you have your own channel Jason I didn't know that you were into bicycles I look forward to seeing your content and how you take care of and fix bikes
The forks look the wrong way round to me, but you never know, that might be the right way as it is. With a skip tooth chain and wheels that aren't laced, square headbolts, riveted crank, it's definitely old. Between wars 1 & 2 I'd say. Do I detect a shadow in the rust on the head tube? Something resembling a Raleigh heron?
good morning. and so we come to the end. you gave a quick look at your hobby, that you turned into business. not many can say that. wish i could help with the trike. again that would be an interesting restore video. but you a busy guy, so maybe not. happy new years, i will toast you tonite . stay well
It's great to see you have your own channel Jason I didn't know that you were into bicycles I look forward to seeing your content and how you take care of and fix bikes
The forks look the wrong way round to me, but you never know, that might be the right way as it is. With a skip tooth chain and wheels that aren't laced, square headbolts, riveted crank, it's definitely old. Between wars 1 & 2 I'd say.
Do I detect a shadow in the rust on the head tube? Something resembling a Raleigh heron?
Great series! Hope you have a successful 2024! Cheers from Canada!
Thank you! Same to you!
Just think how fast the kid was going to break the
handle bars when he hit something.
Happy New Year and thanks for the look at your collection.
good morning. and so we come to the end. you gave a quick look at your hobby, that you turned into business. not many can say that. wish i could help with the trike. again that would be an interesting restore video. but you a busy guy, so maybe not. happy new years, i will toast you tonite . stay well
Thank you very much. Happy New Year!
This was a fun mystery to end this series with! Thank you for your hard work; now please go get a good rest if you can!
That looks like a pretty cool project. Not as up on it as you but easily could be early 1900's. Nice.
Thanks.
Maybe a Hettrick or possibly a Vevó 🤔 .. it's definitely got me stumped
Its been a great month! Thank you for your videos and hard work! Happy new year!
should be a cool project
We will see.
It’s an awesome fine. I hope you restore it.
We will see.
HAPPY NEW YEARS EVERYONE
Happy New Years!
Are we sure that’s a commercial bike and not some one off? The 1930s would have a ton of machinists around post war.
I was wondering the same thing, it also kind of looks more Asian style to me. maybe they saw it over sea's and made one when they came home.