1953 Schwinn World
Not sure what I have here. It has been difficult getting info. I know it was manufactured April 21-23 1953. Entry Submitted by Cris hamann
Not sure what I have here. It has been difficult getting info. I know it was manufactured April 21-23 1953. Entry Submitted by Cris hamann
This bike is an old Western FLyer. I was told by a lady it was from 1949 (actually 1960’s) but the frame seems too contemporary. It has its original Western Auto Tires from Kansas....
This is a 1974 26″ Schwinn ‘Speedster’ 3-speed I restored last month (May 2010). It was completely stripped, sanded, primed, painted and – after the correct decals were affixed – it was clear-coated. I...
I bought this bicycle from a friend of mine’s grandfather. bicycle was hanging in a barn,this bicycle is inmaculate condition for it’s year’s. I put 14 hour of cleaning and dissambly of bike to...
This is a 1966 24″ Schwinn “Fiesta” that I just finished restoring (serial # LB28922). I used practically all of the original parts, except for the tires (which are the correct Schwinn Westwind brick-tread...
This is a 26″ Woman’s Schwinn Breeze with rear coaster brake that I recently restored using 95% of the original parts. Entry Submitted by Dave Nichols
This 51 New World is a good rider. It needs an orig. rear fender Entry Submitted by conrad smoot
I found it thrashed I don’t know alot about it but this vintage bike collector told me 1960s fixed it up only original parts are the handle bars,handle bars post,seat post, cog, frame, fork,...
I built this for a close friend of mine. I found this bike sitting in the back room of a bicycle shop where it had sitting for a few months. I knew the man...
Painstakingly restored 1967 Chicago Schwinn Breeze (Serial # FC51906). This 42-year-old beautiful classic has a Bendix 2-Speed Automatic rear hub, rear coaster brake and front hand brake. I used 90% of the original parts...