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What's the story about these frames? It looks similar to one I've seen on eBay, all aluminum modeled after a Schwinn. Looks light but beefy!

Hey Dizzle, yes, OG blue paint is staying!

The white decals will really pop with your blue paint, can't wait!

My garage stinks of gasoline this morning from all the parts I cleaned, love that smell!

That's what I was thinking, but surprisingly after a good gasoline rub then look great. May still do your idea and do a quick polish on them.

I have some chrome Tange forks also, but thinking I'm going to run the blade forks and the chain guard.

These are the bars I ordered from S&M

Parts all cleaned, rims cleaned, ready for re-assembly soon. Notice how dirty and dry bottom bracket cups are, yuck!

Yes, I agree, the Cebe looks cool, but the Redline has about the same reach/extension as the Ashtabula. Plus it will add a little more black to match a few other small bits. The bars don't have much pull back, do that will help with getting the arms stretched out.

A few parts from the bins, Survivor Redline Brute Stem, or the Cebe double clamp stem, not sure which one I will use, thoughts? And some survivor KKT chrome rat traps.

So I picked this up awhile back, all original 1980 Schwinn Cruiser. Overall decent shape, looks like someone had a chain wrapped around the head tube, pretty much destroyed the paint and a little bit of the surrounding areas. This is going to be a basic rebuild, changing out the whitewalls...

Great job, wheelset and tires really set it off! Looks fast sitting still!

Thanks! Sunlite Sandy Beach, 2.5's, they are awesome tires, and 55 PSI

Mid 80's Schwinn build just finished for my son. Build thread here on RRB.

1979 Schwinn 26" Middleweight, build thread on RRB. Built for my buddy as a surprise.

Yeah, I saw this too, very tempting!

The rims and hubs I end up using will need to be drilled for sure, not to worried about the time it takes, its all in the details! After I get my hubs and rims, and drill them, I'll need to figure out spoke length and someone to lace them.