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Posted 1 year ago
wellzbam09
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I collect antique bicycle and I have never seen a 1930s bicycle like this. Someone has refurbished this before I purchased this and I know this company has made tricycle but not small bicycles. It is in good shape the kick stand, crank, renders, forks are all in tact. On the back hub on the rear wheel it says new departure junior. I was wondering if this is true that they made these bicycles? And I paid 27.50 for this bicycle and wondering if I got ripped off or a good deal or how much it could be worth.
BicyclesThe precursor to the modern-day bicycle was the 1817 Draisine, named for it…
I would raise the seat and then ride it.
I recently found a similar bike. step through though. Harvard Deluxe appears on the name plate. Was wondering how to find out more about this? Im a relative computer novice and my searches have been less than fruitful. Any suggestions?