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i need 1 or 2 AS bolts for an early springer schwinn the bolt that holds fork legs to yoke 5/16 by 3/4 long

SEEMS LIKE I CANT HELP MYSELF ,I’M A LITTLE LAYED UP ,BORED SO LETS BUILD SOMETHING.I HAD A 54 SCHWINN FRAME AND HAPPENED TO TRADE FOR A 50 MODEL SCHWINN SPRINGER SO I THOUGHT THEY BELONGED TOGETHER,SO HERE WE GO.MORE TO COME LATER.

Wife asked for a new bike to ride green line ,so I took upon myself to build her one,finishing up next week.

Looking for a Schwinn or Monark 26 inch springer buy to trade

1961 twin straight bar bike or frame fork original paint no rust plus original S7 rims hubs great shape no rust fenders and rear rack or all of the above ever how you want

54 Schwinn Typhoon bought it so cheap.I used the frame and used a 1 1/8 Blackops BMX fork,machined the headset,added an aluminium crank set,a fluted BMX seat post ,new set of Sta True wheels with Thickslicks,SRAM nickel chain,and a ratty renthal bars I bought for $12.I think it turned out...

1954 schwinn,nice buy at $20 So now have this and 1960 schwinn double straight bar to build.And THANKS OJ for award I did receive it.

1956 Monark frame,fork,seat post ,seat clamp and partial headset.Original paint very very little rust straight frame and fork.$100

starting pile time to decide what to do.new $6 pedals,let’s make them look aged.new seat post was a freebie,age it too.seat and grips were traded for old rimscrank intervals and seat post bracket only bought itemsold fender set in shop fun time now chop em up make what you wantstripped bars...

Is anyone else having trouble loading pics for finished build journal mine started out good but now all new pics I add go to top and displace required first pic

Got out today picked up 56 Monark frame fork seat post headset original paint no rust no dings all brazing good even has headbadge

Ok I’m in.Picked up a Flying Star a few weeks back.All my bikes are glossy or polished so I decided a nice patina should be done.after washing and cleaning

1961 Schwinn Flying Star no rust no dings even has compete tank this will make a nice one.

Started only with 46 Dayton frame and ended up here Bike did come in under 30lb 29 lb 9 oz

I very much into car culture vintage motorcycles and bikes among other things 68 retired always building something Latest build started with a 1946 Dayton frame and ended up like this and I did get bike under 30 lbs came in 29 lb 9 oz success