The bike chain is OLD, it's not like the current ones - in comparison with modern chains, it almost looks like, 'chunky art deco.'Ĭomments are Roadmaster Serial Number - cowboycrise1024 × 768 - Roadmaster Skyrider Serial Number - montanalinoa1024 × 768 - 108k - Roadmaster Serial Number Lookup - pigiheritage640 × 480 - 97k - Amf roadmaster? Serial number help. There's plenty of scratches, and the red paint is very old, with white blotches here & there, maybe from wear.
Would it be possible with the number alone _ K77183 _ to learn what year that this boy's bicycle was made by the Cleveland Welding Company? Also, is there any NAME associated with this specific bicycle, or is simply a Roadmaster, with no further identifying name? Off and on, over the years I've read bits, here & there, about Roadmasters - and I am very curious about something - is it true that MANY models of Roadmasters from MANY different years frequently resemble oneanother in looks?Īlso, I'm curious if there is any value to this old bicycle - I had intended to 'renovate' it myself, until I learned more about the vintage bike field, and realized that depending upon actual age and condition, that someone out there may well need parts from this old boy's bike, and I'd better find out alot more about it before I started changing anything.
#Amf roadmaster serial number lookup download#
Naughty Boy Hotel Cabana Album Download Zip. Company sold Roadmaster to AMF in 1950 and AMF moved the factory to Little Rock, Arkansas. Roadmaster was established by the Cleveland Welding Company in 1935 in Cleveland, Ohio. AMF roadmaster R400298 This one is an old style 3 speed and an extra clue. Hi i have a roadmaster with the serial number. But this is not a Buick Roadmaster (the car pictured above). In British vintage vehicle circles, Roadmaster is a name more commonly associated with 1950s Buicks. 1950s AMF Cleveland Welding Co (CWC) Roadmaster Cycle.
#Amf roadmaster serial number lookup serial numbers#
CWC serial numbers repeat and the same number could represent a bike from several different years. The serial number alone is not enough to date the bike. Hi, your description sounds like a pre-war Cleveland Welding built Roadmaster. I can't find anything about it other than that maybe it was made by AMF or Roadmaster. Inotherwords, it's old, but who knows how old? Or at least it would have passed down among the male family members. On the underside of the saddle is a hanging tag, stating 'PERMACO - 727.' I have no idea if the saddle was originally on this bicycle, as I purchased the bike, used, from someone whom I believe also purchased it secondhand.
When I got the bike, it had on (and still has) what appears to me to be an old stiff Persons Bike Saddle. The number we found is: K77183 Is this number, ALONE, enough to identify the specific Roadmaster model & exact year built? It's a boy's bike, I presume twenty-six inches, the bike is red, it has no tank, and it doesn't really look like it was ever supposed to have a tank - but I'm no expert on this, believe me, we're just trying to be as descriptive as possible, in case it's helpful in identifying the precise year of manufacture.
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