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I work at two bike shops, and at job #2 one of the employess bought a 1969 Schwinn Lemon Peeler to display in the store. I'm in the process of cleaning everything up and reassembling it. I may need help with parts and will also list them in the wanted section. I really need a rear derailleur...

I also used the wheels off of the womens bike. all these parts were what should've been on it!

so this evans/colson girls commander was on craigslist an hour away for $80...... and I needed truss rods and fenders....... now I just have to refinish them and im also going to use the womens fork on the this one.

1976 (I'm Assuming) Murray Star Spangled - only one I've ever seen. Belongs to my friend Keith.

I need correct(ish) handlebars!!!! Can anyone help?

I found through google what I assume is a "Before" photo For some reason the truss rods weren't lining up with the fork dropout. so I put an extra bend in the truss rod using a Volkswagen wheel as a metal roller. Then I found out that the steer tube mount was backwards so I straightened the...

Thanks Renaissance man it's a very delicate process of scratching something and setting on fire.

put some wood finish over the white and let it get tacky then I set it ablaze with a butane torch to age the finish. success.

I took the red grips off of it and put some matching pattern green ones on it and trued and tensioned the wheels and drilled out the broken fender bolt in the fork and retapped it and chased the threads on the front axle. Put a reflector on the rear and am still looking for a fenderlight for...

update!!!!! i used a broken piece of a sign holder from work to make a new speedometer lense. i used the original to make a template and cut it out with the dremel.

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so I snagged a Murray tank thanks to Ceebee (my local source for all things vintage bicycle). It had some "kid-painted" flames on it when I got it and those had to go!!! so I stripped off the front section of the tank and layed down a brown base paint then sprayed some ivory white over it and...

update!!!! The unbelievably talented Jerry Dow from "Lay'n Licks" And his apprentice Stripes hard at work Matching nerd glasses!

Ceebee had this for sale and I love original paint and patina so I knew I had to have. I didn;t want ceebee to know how much I wanted it so I could get it cheaper. than didn't work. I am very happy with this little guy and thanks to ceebee and all other involved in taking care of this...

this bike was listed on craigslist with a girls' Schwinn sold as a set. I went to check it out and found out that he had all the documents that came with the Higgins when it was new! So if you own a Flightliner and need I copy, I have the masters!! Enjoy