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Wait, some Schwinns were built by Murray?

Took ‘er for a spin and oddly enough it’s not as noisy or resistant on the pavement as I had anticipated. It sounded like Deebows bike from that movie “Friday”

There should be a lust emoji available…oh wait, 😛 I guess that’ll do.

Schwinnreresting….love it! 😁

Tres cool 😎

It’s kind of odd that you’d mention that. My Suzuki FA50 Shuttle underbone/no-ped isn’t much larger than a BMX bicycle

I’ve never seen a bicycle that looked so lovely even when disassembled…this is going to be good.

That name alone drew interest. I love it when a fellow Schwinnthusiast uses Schwinnglish…. By the way that bike is 🍒 , mate. Props!

That’s so funky (in the best possible connotation)

Thanks Pondo. This particular one may be best suited for gravel trails but I’m certain that the setup (it’s a 46er 😉😏) will be quite beneficial when it comes to inclines (which we have in abundance here in the ‘ham) . That’s the reason why I went with short apes (that and it’s something I’ve not...

I mentioned a Cranbrook w/ knobbies a while back….😁. When I test her out I’ll try to snap more pics

Just occurred to me…d-uh! They’re the same company

Cool seatpost

I’m biased towards Murray’s as well (Although there’s a Higgins in my den that needs finishing) and I love the curves of a cantilever. I’d just mash the two up and ditch the step through but different strokes for different folks. Really keen on seeing how this will turn out 🙂

Oddly enough they came standard on the Huffy Escape that I have. I recall reading somewhere that at some point Raleigh had actually made a few bikes for Huffy. I know the Sportsman was rebadged but I’ve often wondered about the the Escape because most of my other geared Huffys are Shimano equipped

I meant finger shifters

Oh I love those vintage shifters as well. The thumb ones are cool but the twist grips are indeed the business as far as I’m concerned…

I wish they would have done a collaboration with the Fu-schnickens….

By the way, Those Raleigh’s can be a different beast to work on, right?

The title alone is so clever. This bike reminds me of my Sprite (that I should get to spanning on). Can’t wait to see the restoration and/or alterations🙂