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A collection of interesting older bicycles

The new Schwinn Sting-ray bikes are back with better features like the steel frame, rigid fork, and its classic banana seat which makes your kids ride in style.

Ahh....My old Orange Krate.... How does one even begin to describe this bike.... Just look at the picture... you can almost hear the angels sing.... My wife found this rare treasure at a rummage sale (if you can believe that), and what you see here is merely 2-hours or so of cleaning, light steel-wooling and polishing... nothing more. This is a 1972 "Disc" Orange Krate, so named for the disc brake on the rear hub. Shock-absorber banana seat, springer front fork, StingRay Mag Sprocket, raised…

You're right cyclodan, it was only dormant! I'm planning on keeping it fairly simple, setup as a singlespeed, but like you suggest, with quality wheels...

This 1965 Lime Stingray J-33 is a Highly sought after Early Schwinn Sting Ray. The Early Ones (not only Being older) were Crafted with more Chrome and Unique Colors, thus Making the first Few Years on Stingrays Extremely Desire able to Collectors. This 1965 J -33 Stingray Is a Long Frame Stingray and Has the AS Schwinn 20

1936 Schwinn Excelsior Motorbike - 1936 Schwinn Excelsior Motorbike. Interesting story behind this restoration. The owner of this bicycle sourced all the parts for the build from eBay and

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The Lemon Peeler is part of the Sting-Ray family of bicycles, one of the most popular and beloved bike designs for generations of Schwinn riders.