I wanted to share my collection of my JC Higgins/Sears 10 speed racers. Two with Higgins head badge and two with the Sears head badge after Sears bought Highins out.
Frame:
Original steel alloy
Fork/Headset:
Steel alloy
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Original
Pedals:
Touring
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Campagnolo Gran Sport
Saddle/Seatpost:
Ideale on 2, AssMan on 1, Selle on 1
Brakes:
Center pull
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Chrome
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Chrome
Accessories:
Leather Tool bag. Original cyclometer son each front wheel. Original “Tornade” Frame pumps.
More Info:
Coppertone paint frames with all original decals.
Added by 89hotcar. Last updated about 5 years ago.
2 Comments
I thought I had quite the collection of a mere 2 Sears/Higgins/Puch awesome bikes. But this collection....I'm speechless!!!! I'm am gladly humbled by the sight of these fine steeds. Thank you so much for sharing!
Posted about 5 years ago
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BrentP says:
A couple of corrections for your post. J.C. Higgins wasn't "bought out" by Sears. Sears had branded their sporting goods as J.C. Higgins beginning in 1908 (named after a Sears Vice President) and began phasing out the name in 1962. 1963 was the final year their bikes were branded J.C. Higgins, and in 1964 and forward they were simply branded Sears. The Gran Sport J.C. Higgins 10 speeds were built for two years in 1962 and 1963, and in 1964 the head tube badge changed to a round Sears badge and J.C. Higgins branding was removed.
Posted over 1 year ago