Iverson Bicycle Division of Stelber Industries
 
Stelber Cycle Corporation was a Manufacturer of bicycles located in Elmurst,
New York. Stelber Cycles offered cruiser bicycles in the 1950's and 1960's.
In the mid 1960's, they offered several models under a new
brand name called- Iverson Division of Stelber Industries.

During the 1960's, the Iverson Brand took flight with a fairly
 inexpesive Bicycle targeted toward department stores.

They focused on mass producing inexpensive bikes for children.
In the late 60's and early 70's, Iverson embraced the
Banana Seat Craze and added more flare to their bicycles.

They commisioned the King of Customizers, and came up
with bikes like the Wheelie bike, Dragstripper, Charger,
Road Runner and many more Bicycles, styled and designed
by George Barris, under the Iverson brand name.

Today, Iverson Muscle Bikes are very popular, but
hard to come by. You see, back in the day, when you
were done with your department store bicycle
you simply threw it away and bought a new one.

1968 Charger Coaster 1968 Charger Step Over Frame Coaster. This Charger is all original except for the seat. Front bumper and Streamers complete the restoration.  The Charger featured Chrome Wheels and Fenders, Extra Wide handlebars and a frame that was longer than the Road Runner Model. Found in Central PA. Winter of 2023.	1969 Road Runner Coaster 1969 Road Runner, Hemi Orange in Color. This bicycle is NOS, never ridden. Was one of three Road Runner Bicycles  used as a parts bicycles back in the day. Direct from Japan, Road Runner Valve Stems. Luckily, only parts missing were a couple of screws and the seat post.   The Road Runner Flag and Reflector package are the only accessories on this bicycle.
1970 Road Runner Coaster NOS Step Over Frame Road Runner. Sold new for under $45.00. The Road Runner Featured 5 way adjustable handlebars, Painted Flared Fender, Painted Wheels and Black Tires. One of Three Road Runner Bicycles I purchased that were  used as a parts bicycled back in the day. Only parts missing was a couple of screws and the Original Sissy Bar. An NOS Original Troxel Bar was located and added back the Road Runner.	1971 Road Runner Coaster One of Three Road Runner Bicycles I purchased that were  used as a parts bicycles back in the day. It was missing the peddles and had one of the handle bars swapped out. Simulated Springer Front Forks. Extra cost Chrome Fenders, Wheels and Front Brakes
1971 Road Runner 3 Spd. I call this Road Runner Barn Find, More Rust than Dust. A very rare 3 Speed Model in original, untouched condition. Original 333 3 Speed Stick Shift, Original Tires and pedals. A restored version of "More Rust than Dust".	1972 Road Runner 3 Spd. Original F3 Frost Green Color. 3 Spd. Grip Shift. The Original Paint and Finish is amazing on this Road Runner. This Bike still had its original Tires when I purchased the bike from a Friend. Road Runner BEEP! BEEP!! Step Over Frame Bikes (Girls Bike) are ussually used as Parts Bikes. Over the past year I've seen others start to restore them more.
1972 Charger 3 Spd.   Original Hemi Orange In Color, this Charger was a one year only Bicycle. Featured a longer frame than the Road Runner Model, Chrome Wheels and Fenders were standard.     Stewart Warner Gauge like the real Chargers had. Very Rare Foam Bottom Original Seat   A 3 Speed Dial A Grear Stick Shifter. Dial Indicator to note what gear you've selected. As Found on Market Place Winter of 2025	Charger 3 Spd. Bicycle Featured at Chrysler's at Carlisle 2023   1970 Charger 3 Spd.
	Wanted! Iverson Charger Coaster or 5 Spd. Wanted! Iverson Road Runner, 3. or 5 Spd. Wanted! Any Other MuscleCar Named Bicycles Donate or Sell. Fair Price Paid on all.