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Re: I don't have a cool name for it.... schwinn build Attached the shifter cable to the rear hub. I bought this rear wheel on ebay so its nice to see it shift and seem to work. I also found a cool little chrome shimano cable clamp off of a womens frame I had lying around. I will use that to...

I may be wrong but I don't think all of non-BFK the repops had the shock sissy bar. Only the krate and gray ghost etc. They also made a coppertone (I think also a blue one) and a few other non-krate sting ray's that had regular sissy bars and the blade style forks.

I bought one when they first came out. I never rode it and then later sold it for $100. I think I paid more than $70 though new. I was thinking more around $85 plus tax. They're ok for a rider. The sprocket is seriously ugly compared to the original rays. The springer fork was too short, 20"...

Maybe the name will come to me as it gets further along... I bought a camel back collegiate frame a while back on ebay. Wasn't really sure what i was going to do with it. I decided I am going to build it as a bike that I can ride anywhere. It will be a city sort of bike. I plan on running...

This happened to a friend of mine recently. Schwinn cranks too. His broke in the middle of one of the arms too. He was lucky he didn't gouge himself on the broken crank arm, it was left very sharp.

My dyno-glide, with a dyno flame seat. Kinda wanting to do something custom with it but not sure what yet.

Nice bike, this is katatonic mike from the HAMB. (I had a green 2 door, 58 series 62) We talked before on there. I mess with bikes too. Working on a schwinn continental right now amoung others.

Reminds me of my 69. I like it.