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Few updates.^^

If you do usually you have to pull the trigger because they go. I missed one before I found this one by like 30 minutes. I've made a few updates but all stock parts & wheelset are packed away.

Man, I love that color too.

Man, that's a sweet bike.

This is just really sweet.

That thing is awesome.

Kickin' it old school.

Yes, thanks, someone else told me that too. I learned a lot this week.

Yes! And also the rear dropouts, prewar slide in from the back and have the adjusting screw, thanks!

Guys- thanks a lot for the responses. Found out some other things too which I'll post later- I got to go see this thing now. A little bit of a drive so...we'll see.

Would you mind posting those sites or PM me?

Yes, that's the one that says it's 52, but none of the 52s look like this, nor could I find an Excelsior in 52.

Educating myself on the prewar Schwinns because I am looking to purchase. How can you determine year of the bike? I have the serial # but it comes up as a 52 with the Schwinn tool search. Were bikes with an Excelsior head badge only made pre war? Assuming its the original head badge. Thanks

Yeah, it turned out to be a nicer bike than I expected. Has tabs for discs, 27.5 wheels, easy to do some performance enhancements.

Fleabay score: unridden, stored since new- Asylum Hank. The unridden part is all about to change.