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Tag Archives: Jaguar

1959 Schwinn Jaguar Mk IV

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Buster1
Posted in Middleweight Bicycles | Tagged Jaguar, Schwinn

I found this Jaguar in PA looking pretty bad and missing some parts. She has now undergone an entire teardown and re-build using all original parts plus a few NOS and correct parts to keep her original. The Sturmey Archer … Continue reading →

1962 Schwinn Jaguar Mark IV

Posted on October 11, 2008 by middleman
Posted in Middleweight Bicycles | Tagged Jaguar, Schwinn

The Jaguar was top-of-the line for Schwinn middleweights in 1962. When fully equipped with a three-speed hub, like this Radiant Red example (same “candy red” color Schwinn later called Flamboyant Red), they were spendy. The Jaguar, with it’s rear “crutch … Continue reading →

1961 Schwinn Jaguar Mk IV

Posted on April 3, 2007 by DOUG
Posted in Middleweight Bicycles | Tagged Jaguar, Schwinn
01961 JAGUAR 001.jpg

I got this bike from the 1st owner, all I did to it was air up the tires, wash it, replace the speedo, (I paid more for that than the bike) and added the cable wrap. Entry Submitted by DOUG … Continue reading →

1955-58 Schwinn Jaguar Mk II

Posted on September 13, 2002 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Middleweight Bicycles | Tagged Jaguar, Schwinn

This early Schwinn Jaguar middleweight features the same rack and tail light as the Schwinn Phantom used. The tank had some notches cut into the right side to make room for the brake and shifter cables and was chrome plated. … Continue reading →

1953-54 Schwinn Jaguar

Posted on September 13, 2002 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Post-War Balloon Tire Bicycles | Tagged Jaguar, Schwinn

The first two years for the Schwinn Jaguar model were fitted with balloon tires, but featured rim-brakes and three speed Sturmey Archer hubs. The bikes original were equipped with Schwinn Monsoon Cord whitewall tires. Starting in 1955, the Jaguar was … Continue reading →

1955-60’s Schwinn Jaguar

Posted on September 13, 2002 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Middleweight Bicycles | Tagged Jaguar, Schwinn

The Jaguar was the top of the line model for Schwinn for their middleweight models. They were available in black, red, green and blue. 1961  1961  1960  1959  1958  1957 Mk II  1958 Mk II  1957 Mk II  … Continue reading →

1957 Schwinn Jaguar (Mark II)

Posted on February 19, 2001 by Dave Stromberger
Posted in Middleweight Bicycles | Tagged Jaguar, Schwinn
1958 Schwinn Jaguar MkII 1.jpg

The Mark II Jaguar is a great combination of balloon style and the riding comfort of a middle weight. This bike feature chrome fenders, horn tank with chrome trim, three speed thumb shifter, rear carrier with tail light, front spring … Continue reading →

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