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Old 12-12-22, 03:56 PM
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Video: My Schwinn Road bike Collection!

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Here is a video of my colleciton of Schwinns from 1971 to 1988 Check it out!

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Great collection. 1985 Voyageur SP shouldn't be too hard to find. They pop up in the sales section often enough, not sure about minty though.
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Great collection. 1985 Voyageur SP shouldn't be too hard to find. They pop up in the sales section often enough, not sure about minty though.
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I agree however finding one that is minty is pretty tough!

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LOVE the video and your gorgeous collection !!!!!

I just sold a MINT 1973 Sports Tourer !! 25 inch frame

I have another , but in a 22. Too small for you

You should, if you already have not, join the Schwinn forum.

It's not as diverse as this great site, but many Schwinn experts over there.

Great job on the video as well !!!

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Great collection and video, as bikemike73 alluded to, you need a Sports Tourer in that collection. A Tenax tubed Supersport would fit in too.
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Originally Posted by bikemike73
LOVE the video and your gorgeous collection !!!!!

I just sold a MINT 1973 Sports Tourer !! 25 inch frame

I have another , but in a 22. Too small for you

You should, if you already have not, join the Schwinn forum.

It's not as diverse as this great site, but many Schwinn experts over there.

Great job on the video as well !!!

Stay/ be safe
Thanks! What schwinn forum are you talking about?

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very nice collection. Over the weekend, I acquired a '72 Paramount very similar to yours from another member and I also have several other mostly 80's models.

I was in Des Moines Saturday and stopped at the Street Collective, they had two really nice Schwinns - a Circuit and Prologue, may be worth checking out. I am not sure what size they were other than too small for me but they looked like they could have been showroom models
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Originally Posted by justcynn
very nice collection. Over the weekend, I acquired a '72 Paramount very similar to yours from another member and I also have several other mostly 80's models.

I was in Des Moines Saturday and stopped at the Street Collective, they had two really nice Schwinns - a Circuit and Prologue, may be worth checking out. I am not sure what size they were other than too small for me but they looked like they could have been showroom models
I like to buy 58 or 60cm.. What size do you think they were?
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I'd love a black Circuit in 58
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I'd love a black Circuit in 58
they may have been 23"/58 CM, I don't think they were 21". Unsure if these models had a 22" version, but if they did, that would be my guess.

They were not 24" or 25" or they would have come home with me. But they were very nice. I think the Circuit was red with the chrome fork.
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The Red Circuit sounds interesting!

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Ok, did you say the orange Superior was Eddy Kron's? Eddy was quite the accomplished rider in the 70's-80's. His uncle Theo Kron was coach of the US Olympic cycling team in '72 and '76 and a fixture at the Northbrook velodrome. I will never forget Theo's german accent and his calls to the starting line.... "Chewnya's to the line, Seenya's on deck".
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