Hi Dennis. In 1980 I restored a 1915 Cleveland (serial number 383). In 1978 I visited Ted Hodgdon when in Florida to see his original Cleveland. Ny wife and I then headed to Daytona . My question is...the one in the Barber museum. Is it a 15 and if so is it the Hodgdon bike.(one of the club's founders) My second query is when I got the bike out of a chicken coupe here in Manitoba it was almost complete except for handlebars. I have a drawing from a friend from a 1917. If I sent the drawing to you could you confirm the measurements or give me a drawing of the 1915 in the museum. It has always bothered me that I put bicycle bars on at the time. I would then solicit the help of Tom Faber to make up a set for me. Thanks a bunch if it's possible. No sweat if it can't be done.
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1915 Cleveland Dennis Mc Carthy-I need your help
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Thanks Denis. If you could find out who the previous owners of your 15 are that would end my curiousity. The main thing is a pattern from the museums 1915 handlebars.I have a pattern from a 17 as I stated but I'm not sure if it is the same.Basically it's the same rquest as my first thread. Nice to have you on the thread.Ross
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Denis.
I'd like to extend a big "Thank You" for your help and information being given freely here. I for one, find the before, during and after pictures very interesting. You also have access to knowledge that the rest of us might benefit from.
Thanks again, Scotty.....hdstm
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Hi Denis, Checked my home email inbox and don't see anything for moose102@escape.ca Now I'm real curious to see whay you found out. Thanks for the effort.Ross
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