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Looks to be maybe a universal set up, crank bit is in a smaller hole that other one maybe for a larger set up or is just there for looks.

Looks to be a 1953 model: K22841

Here is the inside of the tank, shows somewhat, the original color. Has a Komel Super coaster brake. The serial number is: K 22841.

I'll give it a check. It has a Komel Super coaster brake hub.

That is what I am thinking.

I picked this baby tonight. Me, not being a Schwinn-phile, need some help on identifying this puppy. Thinking that the serial number was on the bottom of the crank, looked, nada, could be hidden under the tank on the frame? I can still see the "Schwinn" decal ghosting under all of that blue...

Thank you sir! This some great info and tips here. I am finding out that putting a banana seat on a big bike is not a bolt on and ride, application, but, we ratrod bikers are use that scenario. Yes, I am going with the lower ape hangers, want a comfortable position for my arms and hands to be...

I am working on a cruiser project and want to put ape hangers and a banana set on, where and which one is the best application to fit a 26" cruiser bike?

http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20170406-the-cuban-building-the-worlds-tallest-bike

I'm searching eBay for blown glass door knobs!

WHOA!

HAHAHAHA, maybe not for long!

It could very well be, they were and are, everywhere. It still works flawlessly.

The hub was off of a crusty old, English-made 3-speed bike that I bought at a local bike swap meet. There was so much surface rust on it that, if there was any markings on it, they got sanded away.

Thanks for the input on the seat. On second thought, maybe re-classify this as a drag bike, "The Punk Steamster."

Was going to enter the muscle bike competition, but, one thing led to another and the project stalled out. So, I am just posting what I have done so far and sit this one out. A lot of talent and creativity here on the site, never fails to inspire me.

If you check out his build process, he used a water jet cutter to make the cradle for the batteries.

This guy's build, showed up in my YT feed, this bike is ingeniously tricked out! My jaw is still dropped at the engineering that went into this. What say you all?

Now, that, is funny right there!!!

Here be a pic, so you don't have to go to the FB page.