I thought that it was manufactured by Westfield/Columbia for Shapleigh but nothing came back for the serial # time after time then I read an article about the Shaphiegh Hardware store and before W/C the bikes were made by Pope and titled Shapleigh Specials once their bike sale increased they switched to the W/C MFG. in early 30's and kept the Special in the line up with the new Wonder and Rugby and the forks looked different from the W/C bikes, a much older type without easy slide in for the axel I thought those might be from a different bike too but the remnants of the paint match that of the frame HUUMMMMM! so still got some research to do for guaranteed confirmation.
The 2 stroker can be leaned forward so I will be rebuilding the one Velodrome and I swapped ( like I do He! He! He! )found a 2 hp exposed push rod B&S (actually two) so I will be delicately negotiating a price for at least one, the guy owns a vintage engine and lawn mower repair shop I visit often for odd parts.
Yer Idea certainly is a good one Velo and I might use it on another bike (you know which one)
Mr. B good video Wheels through time Vid's are never boring Thanks!
The 2 stroker can be leaned forward so I will be rebuilding the one Velodrome and I swapped ( like I do He! He! He! )found a 2 hp exposed push rod B&S (actually two) so I will be delicately negotiating a price for at least one, the guy owns a vintage engine and lawn mower repair shop I visit often for odd parts.
Yer Idea certainly is a good one Velo and I might use it on another bike (you know which one)
Mr. B good video Wheels through time Vid's are never boring Thanks!
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