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Old 02-24-20, 07:20 PM
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Mystery Canadian brand..

Hey,
Wondering if anyone recognizes this vintage logo..no name or model on bike, there is a made in Canada sticker on the seat tube near the BB, serial number is on back of seat tube under seat...can't find anything that looks like this decal, it's in 2 places so that makes me think it's not just some random sticker..TIA
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Pictures?
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Old 02-24-20, 07:23 PM
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Also has this funky bolt head on bar clamp, not sure that's relevant though
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I attached some, let me know if they're visible or not
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I'm seeing a single image of a beaver without a care in the world.
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That's Beaver Lumber Baby!
Some wider shots would help, let's see it all. My family did Beaver Lumber until it disappeared, I dunno late 70's or so?
A house brand?@T-Mar?
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From the serial number the frame was manufactured by Raleigh Canada in 1978.
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Originally Posted by clubman
That's Beaver Lumber Baby!
Some wider shots would help, let's see it all. My family did Beaver Lumber until it disappeared, I dunno late 70's or so?
A house brand?@T-Mar?
You beat me to it. A beaver Lumber Bike. How cool is that?
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Originally Posted by clubman
That's Beaver Lumber Baby!
Some wider shots would help, let's see it all. My family did Beaver Lumber until it disappeared, I dunno late 70's or so?
A house brand?@T-Mar?


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Just googled beaver lumber, apparently used to be one a block from my house, I guess my young age is showing that I have no memory of it
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Originally Posted by samsquanch357
Just googled beaver lumber, apparently used to be one a block from my house, I guess my young age is showing that I have no memory of it
Don't worry, you'll get old soon enough.
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Old 02-25-20, 05:42 AM
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Beaver Lumber. Store colours used to be yellow and green if I remember correctly. Spent some time in my childhood riding on wood carts around the store.
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Store colours used to be yellow and green if I remember correctly
Yups, I've still got a cloth apron in the shop that I use often. Even garments were made better in the old days,
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Am I the only one thinking of this?

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I concur, that's definitely the Beaver Lumber mascot. As noted by Hummer, the frame was manufactured by Raleigh Canada in 1978, specifically March, so it's a 1978 model. We also had a Beaver Lumber store in my home town but I don't recall them carrying bicycles. I'm wondering if this was a special promotional item, like Tim Hortons bicycles, as opposed to an actual house brand? That might help explain the absence of actual 'brand' decals on the bicycle.
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