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Hi-C Fruit Juice bike

By jasoncjung on 10/07/2008. Bike tags: Single speed | fruit juice | Hi-C
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This is a picture of a early 80s Hi-C Fruit Juice promotional bike that I bought off of a collector. It has crappy shimano and changstar parts. I intend to hopefully strip this down and convert it into a "creamsicle" bike with white deep v's and a riser bar. i've never ridden a fixed gear, but i may possibly do fixed/free with two brakes. the headbadge makes me happy. if anyone knows anything about this bike, please let me know! i'm curious to see who else has seen something like this.

it weighs approx 29 pounds as shown stock. we'll see how much i can shave off in the conversion . . .

People who friended this bike stevieg, hangedlikeadyke, Otto Rax, bio9, Rood, veggie
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According to this page, "SC"

Submitted by Joshua A.C. Newman on 10/08/2008.

According to this page, "SC" serial numbers indicate a Schwinn. Does that match yours? (I see you out there on the Internet, doing research!)

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I do have a serial #

Submitted by jasoncjung on 10/20/2008.

I do have a serial # starting with SC. In hoping that that page was correct, then I guess i do have a schwinn made frame. I do know the bottom bracket is british threaded, as i've now replaced the cups/cranks. other than that, still relative unknown about the rest. o well.

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oh yes. and please dont

Submitted by Vicky Ankles on 10/07/2008.

oh yes. and please dont strip off the hi-c decal.

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i have all intentions of

Submitted by jasoncjung on 10/20/2008.

i have all intentions of keeping the headbadge, but it's poorly secured by some double-stick foam/tape, so temporarily i've removed it until i find a way to securely fasten it, as i don't want some kid saying "oh cool" and try to jack it.

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You could rivet it in, or

Submitted by Skylar on 01/06/2009.

You could rivet it in, or thread a couple holes and put small stainless hex-heads in there.

The headbadge would go eventually if you lock it outdoors.

Unique bike! Hi-C is oleschool like Duplo

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fuck yes!

Submitted by Otto Rax on 10/07/2008.

fuck yes!

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bike

Submitted by madmauler on 05/03/2018.

1985 fuji del rey the hi c bike

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