Vintage Bicycles Styles : 1955 to 1965 Bicycle Styles

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Uploaded by on Oct 5, 2008

With a thinner front tire and an elaborate headlight system, learn how to identify middle weight bicycles of the late 1950s in this free video from an experienced vintage bicycle dealer.

Expert: Vin Vullo
Contact: www.oldroads.com
Bio: Vin Vullo has been buying and selling vintage bicycles since the 1960s.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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  • @Superilovebmx i have old sears middlt weight bike has thplastic lights still i put a motor on it

  • i have that bike my father gave me like that bike its called play bike right? im only 11 years old

  • @Spongebob11223344

    That's not a nice thing to say. Hope your grandpa lives long and prospers !

  • About 1964-5 to the early 1970s to be exact. The chainguard is the evolution of the Montgomery Wards Hawthorne and several Rollfasts were produced for DP Harris over the years, since about the 1920s? by arrangement with HP Snyder. Snyder made some, and a few frame styles seem to be shared between Western Flyer, Rollfast, Hawthorne, Columbia, and Ross. I believe Murray built my Flyer. I've worked on, rode several of these versions lately. Hard work and fun!

  • You have far too many vintage bicycles. Its great to see someone caring for them. I shall be acquiring a Raleigh Sports 3spd sometime within the next few years depending on my grandfathers health.

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