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Elgin, JC Higgins, J.C. Higgins, They're All Sears bikes, and all freaking awesome!! I love that the Firestone bikes are all the same frames too... It's too bad there isn't more information out there about these bikes as they totally kick ass. Yes, they're not quite as good quality as a Schwinn, but they're absolutely serviceable and personally I find they fit taller riders a bit better. One really could ask why AREN'T these bikes ruling the world about now?!?

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Wicked Sturmey Site

by Bryn — last modified Sep 18, 2006 08:34 PM

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I'm a little obsessed with Sturmey Archer hubs in case anyone hadn't noticed.

I've posted a link to a site with a TON of Sturmey Archer service manuals. There's scans of quite a few different Sturmey hubs over the years... Link is here:

How to repair old Sturmey Archer hubs

I've seen these manuals quite a few different places and some of them are freely downloadable from Sturmey's official site. I have PDFs for the AW, the AWC and the S3C here.

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