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Trying out wheels and a seat post, I like how the white wheel suggest whitewalls, but save me the $:

Trying to get away from muscle bike madness. The frame is cool, but too long to allow a nana and be comfy:

Always wanted a Campus green Schwinn, but I'm just too tall for a stingray. Up popped this 26" Schwinn Speedster:

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I'll take it, thanks, what's your paypal address?

Actually. it's kinda sketchy to ride, so I flipped the nana's seat post around, lowered the seat a touch and we are back in the happy camper club!

Pretty pleased with it, the lighter front end makes it way more fun!

Wondered about some 26"chrome forks I found in my storage, so I popped them on (at work):

Swapped the headset quill, now she's all tightened up!Popped on some vintage bow-style pedals and I've probably about 5 miles on her! Pics this week, if the rain doesn't get too crazy!

My paranoia about the sissy was justified, sadly u can get the sissy to kiss the rear tire.. Luckily, I have an axle mount sisssy handy, so I've swapped that over, and was swinging large the other day! Hopefully I'll get some new photos this week, if I don't get evac'd again...

Thanks! I even wobbled around the parking lot, then realized I was losing light.. Sadly the photo booth app on my laptop isn't the best camera, but I'll take some better shots this weekend, hopefully!

Got her rollin', spending some time with her cousin!

New chain is on, and the larger pedals are installed. Now she just needs tightening up the seat, some air then it's on like Donkey Kong :banana:

Lay awake worrying about my size 12's flying off those small pedals..luckily I found the ones I was originally gonna use this very morning!

Just need the Circlip for the rear wheel, and add a chain, then we are rollin'!

Managed to wallop off the chain ring, so I now have a decent length crank on there, and the 'Nana's all mounted. Misplaced the pedals, but some old bow-style threaded right on, as if they wanted to be there...

I think this is gonna work just fine!

It does take some work, being just over 6"1", but it's a hoot and holler to ride. I popped in about a mile or so on deserted, freshly rained on roads. I laughed most of the way home!

Had to buy $40 worth o'chain breaker, but it's built like a tank! Figure like Gene Berg says.. Popped on a longer seat post, and a new chain, waiting for vintage pedals to arrives so I popped on some cheap black plastic ones to get her rollin'! Off to get some air in the old tires, hopefully...