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By kidmissile on 02/03/2007. Bike tags: Fixed gear | Road bike | Commuter | commuter | conversion | more tags >>
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1981 Schwinn Varsity 21"

original stem, inverted North Road handlebars from a Sears 10-speed

original

original hub Schwinn approved made in France, and rim 27x1 1/4", Bontrager Racelite Hardcase

Formula flip-flop hub, Sun M13II rim 700C, Bontrager Select B road slick, 28C

original Schwinn OPC and BB

original seat post and cheap Coda saddle

original pedals, Christophe steel toe clips and leather straps, SRAM PC-1 chain

Original 39T small Schwinn chainring, 16T Esjot track cog

rattle-canned orange. This bike has a relaxed geometry which is nice for cruising around town and taking trips on the country roads of Central Illinois. It's a tank at 25 pounds, but it can take a beating.





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I like the upsidedown north

Submitted by mikeyd283 on 02/01/2009.

I like the upsidedown north road bars. super cool

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allis chalmers

Submitted by jonny58 on 03/21/2007.

I had a Triumph chopper motorcycle painted that color orange. Nice! Also, I love the geometry on those Varsity frames.

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Oh gina, you are such a

Submitted by Telix on 02/07/2007.

Oh gina, you are such a looker.

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Haha, Hello!

Submitted by kidmissile on 02/23/2007.

Haha, Hello!

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Nice work cleaning up that

Submitted by soundsgreen on 02/03/2007.

Nice work cleaning up that frame! After removing and cutting all that junk off they can acually come down to a decent weight. I like the color too.

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When (or if) I eventually

Submitted by kidmissile on 02/23/2007.

When (or if) I eventually replace the front wheel and the (heavy) one-piece crank, I can get the weight down below the mid-20's. Yeah, she's a tank. =)

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