Schwinn Stingray Junior?
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Schwinn Stingray Junior?What is the difference between the the normal stingray and a junior? I just picked up what I believe is a very ratty sting ray project and found out that it was the junior model.
Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?The Jr. was a slightly smaller frame and came with a full rear fender instead of the shortened stingray fender.
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Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?About 2" shorter and the sprocket and chainguard are smaller.
Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?I was kind of disappointed with the sprocket being so small, I wanted to put a bigger sprocket on it for a torky wheelie filled ride but the chainstays give the small sprocket only like an inch clearance, not nearly enough for a beefy sprocket.
Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?Might try a washer behind the sprocket, there's guys here that have put huge exercise bike sprockets on their rat rods.
It doesn't matter what I paid for it, it matters what it's WORTH. I never buy anything I will regret KEEPING.
Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?That sounds like a good idea. I might just leave the original sprocket on for now. Are the crank arms also shorter?
Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?That I'm not sure of. I think they are the same but i could be wrong.
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Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?
yup, the bottom bracket is a little lower (for smaller kids with shorter legs), you could probably bump up the length but you may end up with a pedal scraper ... at least the pedals could double as a kickstand. as far as wheelies go though, those should wheelie pretty easy for ya set up the way they are, just not high speed wheelies
Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?I put a crank about an inch longer than stock and the pedals scrape once in a while. Find a small cog for the back wheel. I was lucky, mine has a tiny cog on the rear wheel so it evens out
Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?You gain clearance by flipping the sprocket so it's dished outwards. It may not be enough, or it may interfere with fender hardware at the dropouts.
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so do i have a Stingray Junior?so i'll jump on this thread...
is this the size diff on the chain guard? ![]() here is the bike mocked up ![]() 70's ser # ![]() Frame dimentions seat post tube from BB tube to top............................... 12" chain stay fom BB tube to rear of drop out...................... 14" seat stay............................................................. 14" over all lenth from ft. of steer tube to back of rear drop outs 31" is my frame a jr? or full size?
Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?Mine says Stingray Junior on the chain guard. Have a pic of it on my profile.
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Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?It is a '77. If you need any measurements just let me know.
"If it isn't worth bleeding for, it isn't worth having."
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Re: Schwinn Stingray Junior?These are my measurements. Hope they help.
Outside of BB to top of seat tube 12" Rear dropout to outside of BB 15" Seat stay from dropout to seat tube 12" Outside steer tube to outside rear dropout 32" ![]() Looks pretty close to what you have! "If it isn't worth bleeding for, it isn't worth having."
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the hunt continuesso it looks like i have a regular stingray guard when i should be looking for a stingray jr chain guard.
is the lil chick schwinn a shrunk version of another schwinn stingray "chick" bike? slick chick? can anyone out there set me up with a chain guard that will work on my stingray jr? thanks for the geat posts!!!
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