I have this bike all original. No flaking Gold paint. I love this bike. Its solid. I replaced the tires and tubes 5 years again and it rolls so nice. Thanks for sharing your video.
I have a Schwinn MTB frame and forks that were made in Japan of Ishiwata MTB oversize double butted tubing that is lugged jointed. The SN is BS34nnnn stamped to the US of the BB. There in no numbers stamped onto the steerer head nor badge. The frame was apparently sold as not assembled by Schwinn. How is your SN formatted and located Les
I believe the SN was stamped on the headtube. But the bike isn’t in my possession anymore. This was a Chicago built Schwinn. I did just post a video of a vintage Schwinn High Sierra MTB that was built in Japan. I believe they were built by Giant.
The company I bought them from went out of business. But you can find stickers online. Check out sunsetstickerco on IG. He does a lot of Schwinn decals.
screw extractor or make a slit in the screw head with an angle grinder cutting disc and back it out with a flathead screwdriver. if you work on old bikes enough, you will end up needing a screw extractor set and you can get one for only $10
gorgeous bike, one of my favorites. I love the front fork
I have this bike all original. No flaking Gold paint. I love this bike. Its solid. I replaced the tires and tubes 5 years again and it rolls so nice. Thanks for sharing your video.
love the color combo
Thanks! All original paint, so I can’t take any credit for the colors.
Amazing bike, great look. Must be a nice chill ride.
totally agree about the paint. It's only original once 👍
I have a Schwinn MTB frame and forks that were made in Japan of Ishiwata MTB oversize double butted tubing that is lugged jointed. The SN is BS34nnnn stamped to the US of the BB. There in no numbers stamped onto the steerer head nor badge. The frame was apparently sold as not assembled by Schwinn. How is your SN formatted and located
Les
I believe the SN was stamped on the headtube. But the bike isn’t in my possession anymore. This was a Chicago built Schwinn. I did just post a video of a vintage Schwinn High Sierra MTB that was built in Japan. I believe they were built by Giant.
Wow I have same exact bike. I'd love to find new decals for mine. You mind me asking were you got the decals? Are they water slide?
The company I bought them from went out of business. But you can find stickers online. Check out sunsetstickerco on IG. He does a lot of Schwinn decals.
Wow thanks for the info
I have 1. The front brake broke and the screw on one Brake stripped and I tried everything and I cant' get it off. Any Ideas?
You should use a 10mm wrench to unscrew the nut on the backside of the brake. Have you tried that?
Can you use your phone to upload a quick video so I can see what is broken?
@@twojsbike4803 I'll try
screw extractor or make a slit in the screw head with an angle grinder cutting disc and back it out with a flathead screwdriver. if you work on old bikes enough, you will end up needing a screw extractor set and you can get one for only $10