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1967 Dunelt 3 Speed Update
My friend Adam gave me a set of shorty fenders yesterday and I think they’re a nice addition to this project.
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Vintage Bikes For Sale
There’s a guy in my neighbourhood (Parkdale) that always has a few vintage bikes for sale. I bought my first Raleigh 3 speed from him a few years ago and he delivered it to my house. He locks them up...
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New Home for an Old Friend
This Supercycle 3 speed has found a new owner in Hamilton and is currently getting a make over. Photos to follow soon. Coming soon, the Third Annual Toronto Vintage Bicycle Show! Sunday July 27th at...
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Hiawatha 3 Speed
I’ve never heard of this brand… Here’s what Dave’s Vintage Bicycles has to say about the Hiawatha brand: “Hiawatha brand bicycles were sold by Gambles Hardware stores from the 1930′s through the...
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J.C. Higgins 3 Speed
A British built 3 speed for the J.C. Higgins Company from the early to mid 1960′s. Note the nicely broken in leather saddle. Listed for $175.00 on Kijiji Toronto.
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3 Speed Supercycle
A clean and original 3 speed Supercycle, circa 1965. Note the period correct cable braids. Currently listed on Kijiji Toronto @ $175.00
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Ladies Raliegh 3 Speed with Rod Brakes
Not sure what this model is ( looks like a Superbe) but a very cool bike at a reasonable price. It has a rear Dynohub as well. Listed on Kijiji Toronto @ $ 270.00.
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Vintage Road Master
My neighbour, Dan collects and sells rat bikes from the 40′s and 50;s. This is his Road Master. Vintage skull and bones valve covers. A rear reflector/spoke lock combo. I, in turn sold him a Thunder...
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Another Bike From the Trash
A neighbour was throwing this out yesterday so I grabbed it for a quick makeover. I have a few students in need of transportation. It’s a Eaton’s Competition, Japanese parts, assembled in Canada by...
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