Rare Super Deluxe ‘Aluma-Cycle’ with gothic Aluminum fenders, 4 Seiss Lights, Front and rear ‘Fore Wheel’ Drum brakes (39 Only silent freewheel rear)- Deeply Embossed Rare LANZ Bike Shop headbadge—Completed with Alot of help...
Was able to track down some original parts for this bike as well as find a couple nice upgrades Entry submitted by: ohdeebee
This Schwinn built LaSalle deluxe ladies bike features outstanding original paint, decals and even a bicycle license from 1952. The natural red rubber tires are reproduction B.F. Goodrich brand from Coker Tire.
B.F. Goodrich catalog pages showing their bicycle offerings. The bicycles were manufactured by Schwinn. They wore special paint, decals, and badging to identify them as B.F. Goodrich models.
Sears “Collegiate”, not to be confused with the Schwinn by the same name. This was a lower-priced model sold by Sears, which did not carry the usual “Elgin” badge held by the rest of...
This is my new 1938 Schwinn Motorbike badged American Flyer. I have been told by many collectors that this is the only one left in these colors. The Motorbike has an original “shorty” brake...
This bike was restored by Bob Strucel and the seat by Tom Hearn. The bike is in my living room.I have a yearning to ride it, although I have not ridden any of my...
Ground up resto, from nothing much to something nice. Entry Submitted by Aaron Thomas
This is my 1938 Schwinn BC117. All original, found as is with awesome red original paint. The klaxon horn mounted to the handlebar is an aftermarket accessory. The missing seat makes for a seriously...
This base model Schwinn straight-bar is completely original. Notice the lack of even a headlight. This was typical of lower cost Schwinn bicycles during the 1930’s. Liberty branded Schwinn bikes were sold by Chicago...