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The three piece cranks don't say "old lightweight". $60 is pretty cheap. You're practically buying the tires and getting the bike free.

A picture of the frame would be helpful in identifying the frame. It's positively not a Schwinn though.

1930's Wards Hawthorne "5 bar"

My 1952 Schwinn and the aircraft carrier USS Midway

Re: Schwinn Continental boardtracker build Looks promising!

Beautiful "save" -- nicely done!

I don't get it either! They sold out and people are begging for them. I said I'd take 10 of them and frankly, porkchopbmx were complete dicks about it; as if my waving money at them was somehow too annoying.

That's strange, I just remembered this thread and what do you know? It's been a year. I still don't know anything about it but I got some nice white tires and a white seat to put on it.

Does anyone have a 26" chrome S2 wheel to spare? It doesn't have to be perfect.

I like your style. I'm a 26" S2 rear wheel short of getting this similarly situated:

Re: POST PHOTOS HERE FOR THE GALLERY PAGE The curves in the bridge reminded me of the shapes in the frame. The bird was a bonus.

Re: Found an old bike. Should we throw it out? You can see we cleaned up the chrome and all the nuts and bolts, but respected it's patina.

Re: Found an old bike. Should we throw it out? I figured with yoiur username, Rusty, you'd like them.

Re: Found an old bike. Should we throw it out? It's alive!

Chainguard, brown seat and grips:

Check out the bars: http://www.theliberator.be/militarybicycles.htm

The handlebars are real WW2 Era Torrington bars. It's still going to get a brown seat and grips and an old chainguard

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