hardware

Looking to restore a bike I found in my dad's old shop, he said it was purchased from a Coast to Coast hardware store sometime around 1970. It looks to have had blue paint originally, 6" tires, and two springs acting as suspension below the seat. I have found replacement parts on several sites...

Being a machinist by trade and into vintage hot rods etc. I've always found it interesting (and necessary) to pay attention to the type of fasteners i.e.: nuts, bolts, screws, rivets etc...that are found on the old cars... either OEM or the older replacement stuff like Dorman. If I'm working on...

looking to get 125shipped!!!! thats as low as i can go please Pm me if interested. Thanks

My azusa kit supplies locknuts as the fasteners for the axles. You know, the nut with nylon liner inside? I'm have a hell of a time centering my axles as I can't keep the axle from turning while I'm wrenching the nuts and I end up with axle flush with the nut on one side and sticking out of...

Lil' Indian Hardware

$15 shipped Mech. PA Two fronts. One rear with adjusters.

Hi guys, I just purchased new azusa wheels(split rim), brake drum and sprocket. I know alot of you guys run these wheels . The wheels come without hardware. Do I just use standard nuts and bolts to put them together? thanks in advance. Any tips would be appreciated. Scott