Hiawatha

Posted on August 20th 2008

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’46 Haiwatha 24″ frame with 26″ wheels, which will take me anywhere I’ve got the strength to go. (The seat tube is solid aluminum from the LBS.
I like bikes and I like your efforts.

Submitted by joe

10 Comments Received

Scozzy
March 31st, 2009 @8:21 pm

this needs ghost flames.

kumai
October 3rd, 2009 @1:10 am

Way to cram that front tire in there dude. Too bad there isn’t any more room for fenders

joe
January 27th, 2010 @10:02 am

I meant it has a solid aluminum seatpost. Thanks and HAPPY NEW YEAR, JON!

Wooden Shoe Biker
January 27th, 2010 @8:41 pm

Really nice bike to look at/classic curves. Thanks

CS
March 13th, 2010 @10:07 pm

Awesome awesome bike, very unique. Looks like a great ride!

Wooden Shoe Biker
March 14th, 2010 @6:50 am

The curves are great on this old frame. I had a Schwinn as a kid and delivered Chicago Daily News for four years. Curious how it is now, trashed long ago for sure. I would like to go fixed on a frame like this but they are hard to find now and too much dough. Maybe fix the old Raleigh lady’s 3 speed with rod brakes ? some things are best left alone for Museum pieces. thanks.

sloman
March 14th, 2010 @8:45 am

neat piece,thanks for sharing.

Luftmensh
April 15th, 2010 @9:01 pm

Why would you put fenders on this? Ain’t no commuter. Really dig it. I had an 80′s Schwinn single speed with big fat white walls and you could lean that thing like a sport bike. Good fun. Cheers.