Bayliss-Wiley (enclosed, non-threaded)
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Category:  Bottom Brackets
Name:  Bayliss-Wiley (enclosed, non-threaded)
Brand:  Bayliss-Wiley
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Years:  Early 1930's - ?
Country:  England
Added By: peterbman on 04/04/14
Updated By: fat tire trader on 11/10/16
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Bayliss-Wiley (enclosed, non-threaded)Bayliss-Wiley (enclosed, non-threaded)Bayliss-Wiley (enclosed, non-threaded)Bayliss-Wiley (enclosed, non-threaded)
Bearing Size/Count per side1/4" / 11x11Spindle Markings
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General Information
Original bottom bracket in my 1946? Higgins Ultralite, more information here http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/components/bottom-brackets.html
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 A company primarly focused on the production of bicycle components, hubs in particular.  They were forward thinkers of the time, producing some of the first "cassette" hubs as early as the late 1930's and sold it through the mid 50's.  This, still 3 decades before SunTour or Shimano attempted to poplarize the same concept.  The company also produced freewheels to round out its drive train product line. 
 
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