the new schwinn spoiler chopper

[kaiser&cross]

i just bought the new adult size Schwinn spoiler series chopper and i'm going crazy trying to trick it out. got saddle bag, front tool bag, spiked helmet, iron cross seat and rear mirrors. WHAT I WANT TO KNOW IS: does anyone know where i could get a REPLICA (non-funtional) engine to put in the frame?? I would also like to inprove on my headlight. currently have standard bike shop light. not much room with forks and springs. And lastly i promise, i am looking for a rear brake light that could be controlled by my handbrakes. Thanks, Kaiser.

[kaiser&cross]

sorry about that poll thing. i didn't know what i was doing. must have been that teenager in a car with cell phone with the music up all the way that hit me in the head.

[EnigManiac]

Does anyone have pics of the new Stingray XL? There's nothing on the Schwinn site. I'd be interested in seeing it and comparing it to the Spoiler.

[Sincitycycler]

Does anyone have pics of the new Stingray XL? There's nothing on the Schwinn site. I'd be interested in seeing it and comparing it to the Spoiler.mppiouponip unp

[Stacey]

i just bought the new adult size Schwinn spoiler series chopper and i'm going crazy trying to trick it out. got saddle bag, front tool bag, spiked helmet, iron cross seat and rear mirrors. WHAT I WANT TO KNOW IS: does anyone know where i could get a REPLICA (non-funtional) engine to put in the frame?? I would also like to inprove on my headlight. currently have standard bike shop light. not much room with forks and springs. And lastly i promise, i am looking for a rear brake light that could be controlled by my handbrakes. Thanks, Kaiser.


For your headlight the place to mount it would be on the bottom tree in between the moveable forks if there's room. if not, then up by the handlebars. You've got an off the shelf chopper... if you truly want to personalize it you've got to fit & fabricate

"But Momma, that's where the fun is" Manfred Mann

As far as your 'engine' goes you could always pick up a Mattel Vrroom motor for it. MIB, it wil set you back about as much as the bike. Personally, I'd opt for the real deal at that kind of scheckles

[kaiser&cross]

thanks for ideas, i am going to have machine a bracket for the headlight. What I am really interested in, is a functioning tailight. i have seen them somewhere. they could be wired to my dual disk brakes. anyone know where? Thanks , Jim

[Stacey]

That's simple Jim. A micro-switch (Radio Shack?) on the underside of your lever perch w/ an actuator on the bottom of the lever. All that's left is the wiring harness. A piece of pie!

Two, four six eight... let's all fabricate!