Posted by George Marsh on March 27, 2012 at 12:37:17 from (50.104.235.201):
My dad had a 1896 or 1897 victor bicycle with wire spokes and wooden rim/tire. To some extent it resembles a modern looking bicycle. It was in my uncle's garage for many years. After my dad died in 1985, my uncle gave the bicycle to my mom who gave it to my youngest sister. For Christmas, my sister's boys restored the bicycle, had the handle bars nickle plated, took it to a body shop had it painted and found some parts on line. I don't know what's so special about the chain, but they are in need of a chain. Any ideas where one could be found or made? Is there anyone who has a pic of what the chain even looks like. My guess is that the WW2 war effort many old metal items were melted down.
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