This months “Bicycle of the Month” is Andy McCulla’s 1935 Schwinn Aerocycle. This may very well be the nicest original unrestored Aerocycle on the planet. Almost as good as the day it rolled off the assembly line. It is truely … Continue reading
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Pair of great original Schwinn Aerocycles. … Continue reading
Rare original orange paint! nope, not faded out red, its really orange! … Continue reading
Juvenile size with 24″ wheels. All original. … Continue reading
The Schwinn Aerocycle was the first streamline designed bicycle to be introduced by Schwinn, and arguably the first streamline bicycle in the USA. The tank fully enclosed the frame tubing for a clean look. The aircraft theme was carried into … Continue reading
This month’s featured bicycle was beautifully restored by Bob Usasi. This 1947 Schwinn BA107 model differs from the common B6 model in that it has a straightbar frame and tank rather than the more popular cantilever design yet it retains … Continue reading
This is one of the more desirable prewar Schwinn built bicycles out there. This bike features crossbar speedometer, twin Delta Silver Ray headlights, horn tank with door and reflector, and locking truss fork. … Continue reading
The Phantom is widely regarded as the 57 Chevy of the ballon tire era. It is the most recognized name by the general public when refering to balloon tire bicycles. The design of the Phantom goes back before the war … Continue reading
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
The B-6 was produced from 1946 thru 1953, from 1949 thru 1953 it coexisted with the Phantom. Schwinn dropped the B-6 in 1954 and produced the Phantom thru 1959. This B-6 is a 1953 and features locking springer fork, front … Continue reading