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MagickMuffin

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6. We do have steel butted lugged frames

Sat Dec 10, 2011, 01:50 AM

Dec 2011

We have some Raleigh Sports that are really nice for old vintage bikes. I have one that I totally LOVE It is a really smooth ride, however, when we bought it it was in such disrepair that it took a lot of effort to restore it to ridable condition.

I also have a Sears Roebuck that was made in Austria. It is also a very smooth ride. Both my bikes have fabulous front baskets for riding to the store and getting limited groceries.

We don't have any bikes with the rod brake system. Those are really hard to come by and around here they are pretty expensive. Good luck on your search.

We have both of the Raleigh's and Sears bikes for sale if you're interested PM me and I'll send you our email addy and then you could see some pics and get more info. Like I said they are very smooth and dependable rides.

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My unexpected bike business [View all] MagickMuffin Dec 2011 OP

That picker guy on the history channel boston bean Dec 2011 #1

We've been asked if we were "pickers" MagickMuffin Dec 2011 #2

Wow!!! I always wanted one of the more standard Schwinn cruiser male model bikes. Gregorian Dec 2011 #3

Don the man who collected all these bikes Loved Schwinns MagickMuffin Dec 2011 #5

Parts for these things must be tough to find. Gregorian Dec 2011 #7

We haven't had to much trouble finding parts MagickMuffin Dec 2011 #9

These are so cool MagickMuffin! RainbowSuperfund Dec 2011 #10

If you have any steel butted frame touring bikes I'd be interested tkmorris Dec 2011 #4

We do have steel butted lugged frames MagickMuffin Dec 2011 #6

did you get the yellow suburban from your third photo? frylock Dec 2011 #8

That is freaking amazing! Kennah Dec 2011 #11