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Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it? 
#276 2017-03-02 9:20pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
MrPatrick wrote:
Saw this on the San Diego offer up app. Thought maybe I'd find out what it was here...nope!
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Going to see it tomorrow 
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#277 2017-03-02 9:25pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
ssdjoey wrote:
MrPatrick wrote:
Saw this on the San Diego offer up app. Thought maybe I'd find out what it was here...nope!
http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b42 … 4mdll4.pngGoing to see it tomorrow
I would buy that in a hot second
Still searching for my missing bikes from BITD. 1979 Blue Max serial: CI9 221346 and 1977 Webco serial: 42667. Both were last seen at Spoke and Sport Bicycles in Spokane, WA around 1984. $600 reward if found!!
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#278 2017-06-21 11:04pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
i will forever keep returning to this thread to see if there is a answer
ya'll wanna see a dead body?
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#279 2017-06-24 12:54pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
Panda Pro Am ???
Found this pic on Pintrest
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#280 2017-06-24 1:38pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
Nope. The mystery had a twin top tube
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#281 2017-06-24 2:17pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
ssdjoey wrote:
MrPatrick wrote:
Saw this on the San Diego offer up app. Thought maybe I'd find out what it was here...nope!
http://i1042.photobucket.com/albums/b42 … 4mdll4.pngGoing to see it tomorrow
Did you get it?
Still searching for my missing bikes from BITD. 1979 Blue Max serial: CI9 221346 and 1977 Webco serial: 42667. Both were last seen at Spoke and Sport Bicycles in Spokane, WA around 1984. $600 reward if found!!
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#282 2017-06-24 2:49pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
Yup. Another guy here on the site has it now
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#283 2017-06-24 3:40pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
ssdjoey wrote:
Yup. Another guy here on the site has it now
Still searching for my missing bikes from BITD. 1979 Blue Max serial: CI9 221346 and 1977 Webco serial: 42667. Both were last seen at Spoke and Sport Bicycles in Spokane, WA around 1984. $600 reward if found!!
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#284 2017-06-24 3:52pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
I am going to find out what this bike is. Once I do I will post up that I will reveal it two weeks later...
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#285 2017-06-24 4:36pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
Scraplord wrote:
ssdjoey wrote:
Yup. Another guy here on the site has it now
I already have 1 and the person who owns it now was looking for 1 so I was glad to pass it on.
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
ya'll wanna see a dead body?
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#287 2017-06-29 7:53pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
squirrelsmith wrote:
Nope, the mystery bike has twin top tubes
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#288 2017-06-30 8:30am
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
ssdjoey wrote:
Scraplord wrote:
ssdjoey wrote:
Yup. Another guy here on the site has it now
I already have 1 and the person who owns it now was looking for 1 so I was glad to pass it on.
I`ve been looking for years.
Still searching for my missing bikes from BITD. 1979 Blue Max serial: CI9 221346 and 1977 Webco serial: 42667. Both were last seen at Spoke and Sport Bicycles in Spokane, WA around 1984. $600 reward if found!!
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#289 2017-06-30 11:46am
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
Its got the same rear dropouts , tubing and bends as my Greenduck has
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#290 2017-06-30 12:40pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
You got a green duck?
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#291 2017-06-30 1:15pm
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Thanks to you 
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#292 2017-06-30 1:34pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
Nonamecruiser wrote:
For those of you that own Mystery Cruisers. Here's some comparison shots next to a DG made by Green Duck. The DG belongs to Joe Buffardi. They share the exact drop outs, 3/4" tubing, exact head tube angle, top tube and seat mast. They probably used the same fixture to make them. I'm with Joe and Ryan on this one, these frames were made by Green Duck. Just not sure who they made them for. So ,part of the mystery is solved.
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most likly some one owned a a DG made by Green Duck. loved how it road so when they decided to try making there own frames. they copied most the specks from the a DG made by Green Duck. that's why they look close.
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
3rvrkdz wrote:
Its got the same rear dropouts , tubing and bends as my Greenduck has
So what? Lot`s of bike makers from that era copied each other.
Still searching for my missing bikes from BITD. 1979 Blue Max serial: CI9 221346 and 1977 Webco serial: 42667. Both were last seen at Spoke and Sport Bicycles in Spokane, WA around 1984. $600 reward if found!!
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
I wonder if Bennet made any TTT?
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#295 2017-08-01 11:14pm
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Re: Time to post the 26 inch cruiser again...who made it?
Someone should do a limited run of these.
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