a good find!
07-17-22, 06:32 PM
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a good find!
hello, i joined this morning. i just scored a jc higgins sears roebuck & co woman's bike last night. i learned what i could online with google but i could not find a serial number on the underside of the crank case to identify it. can someone tell me if there is another way to determine the manufacture year and maybe answer some other questions?
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07-18-22, 05:24 PM
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Pictures of the bike will help people here, help you identify the bike. Detailed pictures of bike and components, any labels or visible numbers. Usually if you provide good photos your bike will get identified here.
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Happy to see you so enthusiastic about the bike. Oftentimes there are components which have date codes on them and those can help to narrow down the year.
