I know they are Bridgestones from Japan, and probably from the ‘70’s or 80’s.
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Definitely 1970s, from the shifter probably a Shimano 3.3.3 hub.
Honestly fairly low end for the time, the only thing that really has any value on these is the Bridgestone name, but these aren’t really as collectable as their 80s, and 90s bikes.
IMO with the old steel rims, cottered cranks, 26” fractional tire size, and ~40+lb weight these make better wall hangers, but wouldn’t be bad for short flat cruises. They can turn into a money pit if you try to modernize anything.
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I know they are Bridgestones from Japan, and probably from the ‘70’s or 80’s.
What more do you want to know?
Definitely 1970s, from the shifter probably a Shimano 3.3.3 hub.
Honestly fairly low end for the time, the only thing that really has any value on these is the Bridgestone name, but these aren’t really as collectable as their 80s, and 90s bikes.
IMO with the old steel rims, cottered cranks, 26” fractional tire size, and ~40+lb weight these make better wall hangers, but wouldn’t be bad for short flat cruises. They can turn into a money pit if you try to modernize anything.
All I know is I want those headlamps.