These Choppers are about $125USD used on Craigslist…the adult chopper from the same era was The Spoiler…one is seen briefly in pink in your video…I have one of each and the Chopper looks anemic next to The Spoiler….
Great video man. I'm 17 and came across one of these at a neighbors house a couple years back. He let me ride it before putting it back in storage. That got me hooked on the OCCs. I'm in the US, Ohio specifically and they're pretty abundant here. currently there's 10-15 for sale in a 30 mile radius of me. I've got 3 currently. One is a mint black with regular orange flames. It has the front and rear color matched fenders. I also have one similar to yours I'm restoring on my channel. My last one is one of the more rare stealth stingrays. Its lowered 5 inches in the rear and has a bigger front wheel. They're definitely cool bikes. I plan to get more in the future. If you want to keep up with my restos and soon ebike conversion sub to my channel. i may not be the best but I'm going to be making some content on them.
Those are Pacific Cycles just owns the Schwinn name nothing more. Schwinn been gone since 1991 but 2nd owners Schwinn Cycling and Fitness were truly loyal in Schwinn's heritage. Sadly, they folded in 2001 and now owned by current Pacific Cycles.
It belonged at the dump. Everything about them was DISMAL JUNK!! Worthless bearings, bearing cups stamped from tinfoil, barely functioning brakes, chrome that started rusting the first time it rained, stickers that checked and cracked if you left them in the sun more than an hour. Bicycle shaped garbage.
It's a shame you're so bigoted. Bikes come in all shapes, sizes and price brackets. Riders come in all shapes and sizes too. Not all bikes are designed to be everyday transport, speed machines or off road monsters. Some are designed just for fun, to simply enjoy riding around, and perhaps be a little bit different in the process. If people enjoy riding them, and they get out and about, who are you to judge? I have expensive cycles, cheap cycles and some unusual cycles, but I enjoy riding them all.
And yet people liked them, people bought them, and even today, people still want them. You can hardly compare really cheap "fun" bikes with more serious ones that cost several times as much, they're totally different markets. A bit of simple maintenance will keep any bike running, even cheap ones. If people have fun riding them, who cares if you think it's "junk"?
Fantastic bikes I have four
You are rich man
Great video! Right around 7:43 my bikes in the video, thanks for including my build!
Thanks for being a part of the project.
Saludos desde México tengo 1 stingray occ 3 speed en muy buenas condiciones totalmente original
Great work! Keeping the culture alive.
Glad to be a part of the culture. 👍
yesterday i just bought one of these with a 2 stroke engine in it, it's pretty fun
I have mine with a fully ported wildcat80 with g2 reed intake, its a fun beast
Nice i just found one fixing it up soon. Replacing the brakes.
Good on ya mate!
Great video dude
Awesome video!
Thanks. I'm pretty happy with the result. So pleased others are too.
Yes I'm proud I have 2 black & 🍒🍒🍒
Nice vid!
Much appreciated.
U forgot about the schwinn stingray Spoiler which come out in 2006 and 2007 and the adult version of schwinn group
yes amen
I have one and am currently looking for chrome wire pedals and then will likely hang up the original pedals on my wall
I used to have the full set and I got robbed
These Choppers are about $125USD used on Craigslist…the adult chopper from the same era was The Spoiler…one is seen briefly in pink in your video…I have one of each and the Chopper looks anemic next to The Spoiler….
I'm 59 years old I love my swim stingray. Occ copper
40 and just slapped a motor on one, ran it 40 miles on the second day and loving it.
I have two black one red one
Does anyone know where to find a decal set?
Have you tried Pedalchopper.com?
I have a green one but the seat is cracked
Try pedalchopper.com for spare parts.
Great video man. I'm 17 and came across one of these at a neighbors house a couple years back. He let me ride it before putting it back in storage. That got me hooked on the OCCs. I'm in the US, Ohio specifically and they're pretty abundant here. currently there's 10-15 for sale in a 30 mile radius of me. I've got 3 currently. One is a mint black with regular orange flames. It has the front and rear color matched fenders. I also have one similar to yours I'm restoring on my channel. My last one is one of the more rare stealth stingrays. Its lowered 5 inches in the rear and has a bigger front wheel. They're definitely cool bikes. I plan to get more in the future. If you want to keep up with my restos and soon ebike conversion sub to my channel. i may not be the best but I'm going to be making some content on them.
Seems you’ve been bitten by the Chopper bug. Love the passion. Raise your shoes man. Ride on.
Junk
Those are Pacific Cycles just owns the Schwinn name nothing more. Schwinn been gone since 1991 but 2nd owners Schwinn Cycling and Fitness were truly loyal in Schwinn's heritage. Sadly, they folded in 2001 and now owned by current Pacific Cycles.
It belonged at the dump. Everything about them was DISMAL JUNK!! Worthless bearings, bearing cups stamped from tinfoil, barely functioning brakes, chrome that started rusting the first time it rained, stickers that checked and cracked if you left them in the sun more than an hour. Bicycle shaped garbage.
Aaaa nope I love my occ chopper
@@antoineadams4627 I guess you like bicycle shaped objects then, and not actual bikes.
It's a shame you're so bigoted. Bikes come in all shapes, sizes and price brackets. Riders come in all shapes and sizes too. Not all bikes are designed to be everyday transport, speed machines or off road monsters. Some are designed just for fun, to simply enjoy riding around, and perhaps be a little bit different in the process. If people enjoy riding them, and they get out and about, who are you to judge? I have expensive cycles, cheap cycles and some unusual cycles, but I enjoy riding them all.
And yet people liked them, people bought them, and even today, people still want them. You can hardly compare really cheap "fun" bikes with more serious ones that cost several times as much, they're totally different markets. A bit of simple maintenance will keep any bike running, even cheap ones. If people have fun riding them, who cares if you think it's "junk"?
@@another3997 Yep, a whole lot of people love junk bikes. Anything sold at Walmart is a BSO. Bicycle shaped object.
😂