i have a wiered bike that i must finf info on,

I have a strange light blue with white and with gold pin striping and a rear rack. no gearing HUSQUVANA push bike. the rear wheel is the origininal but front was replaced.

two tube frame but clossest crossbar is lady step through, the pedals are left fred, the front where brand badge is (still there) is white x3 lines painted white actuall cut almost like a grill. i have looked everywhere for information and not anywhere can i get information!!!!

wheels are big and take THIN tyres I'VE not seen another like it EVER (although i'm only 24) the other thing happens to be the rear mud guard as it has a front mudguard too, it has spoke style holes maybe 8-12 each side? also is the handle bars as the have no brake leavers the brake is the pedals (none yet) it's a pedal bake brake? this is the bike and my pooch and fiancee , but any help or advice would be great as i hope to restore her for my future wife, THANK YOU for your time and reading this post.

Lee :facepalm:

I think it is either from Hungary or Holland

Husqvarna is a Swedish company. Yours looks much like this one...



A fair few links on google, such as:

https://jalgrattad.wordpress.com/category/husqvarna/

http://www.benvanhelden.nl/Condorclub/F ... weden.html

http://www.velomuseum.ee/en/husqvarna_1939_L_ENG

Förstår du svenska? If not, you might have to put them through Google Translate. : )

HTH,
Vino

mary bain":289sz4rk said:

the rear mud guard [ ... ] has spoke style holes maybe 8-12 each side?

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That's for lacing a skirt-guard, to keep long skirts and coats out of the rear wheel:

http://img0-ec.etsystatic.com/il_570xN.177763140.jpg

one-eyed_jim":2363tfds said:

a skirt-guard

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Oh yeah. As seen in my last link above - I hadn't a scooby what it was!

thank you for your help and replies, but would anyone know roughly what year she may be and should i restore or keep how she is? also i have looked for a long time and still no luck for the correct left threaded pedals, where would i need to look? fiance'e also asking what value once seat and pedals found? thanks sorry about all these questions

Plenty more info here: http://www.veterancykel.se/Startsida/

English section: http://www.veterancykel.se/In-English/
Frame numbers, dating: http://www.veterancykel.se/Ramnummer-Husqvarna/
Contact details: http://www.veterancykel.se/Kontakta-mig/

As I wrote before, there's quite a lot more stuff thrown up by a quick google - seems the pedals are a patented design called 'Ortopedals', for instance.

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thanks vino.