Here's a 1915 Chief bicycle, sold by Sears, with a stock SA Tricoaster hub.
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Scott McCaskey Dalworthington Gardens, TX _www.thecabe.com_ (http://www.thecabe.com)
In a message dated 02/20/2006 8:51:00 A.M. Central Standard Time, frameteam2003@yahoo.com writes:
n the '30s they used a single digit for the year, but they had a Y1.94K problem so they had to go do two digits.
Pre WW2 Sturmey-Archer hubs are quite uncommon on this side of the Atlantic.
Sheldon "All Generalizations Are False" Brown And just to muddy up the waters--I have a K hub that only has the letter A ---and K hubs came out in 1932.Prior to this the tri-coaster hub was offered on several american bikes of the teens,even built in the USA for a short time during WW1.Still as Sheldon points out---quite uncommon. sam lingo,pleasanton tx
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