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Old 02-04-2016, 08:13 PM
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Oh my God! Apple Peeler - Lemon Crate - blast from the past! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I had a 1969 Schwinn Sting Ray 5 speed stick shift. My parents paid $69.95. I sold it for $375.00.
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That speedo. is not made by Schwinn.

One of the speedos. I have on one of my Schwinn bikes has just over 8,000 miles on it.
We had an exercise bike that had one.... i don't recall how many miles were on it. I don't think that they are super accurate.
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Pretty cool! I had one of these growing up. Prolly got sold at a yard sale for $5 but now they bring big money on the BAY

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Pretty cool! I had one of these growing up. Prolly got sold at a yard sale for $5 but now they bring big money on the BAY

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Those are sweet! I have attempted to recreate the steering wheel handlebars but it never got very far. The hurst 5 speed is great too
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I was a poor kid, had a Huffy knock off. Still had a cheater slick, banana seat and sissy bar handle bars. Peace everybody.
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I can't believe I remember this seeing I don't remember what I had for supper last night, but my first bike was a Hiawatha 20" my folks bought at our local Coast to Coast.
It was blue in the front faded into orange then white. Banana seat, with sissy bar and ape hanger handle bars. I recall pulling the front wheel and adding to the front fork to make it into a chopper.
Oh the thing handled like crap, but it was still so cool...
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