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Old 08-21-09, 03:38 PM
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Identify this unique looking bike?

I saw this bike in a Craigslist ad near me, and I'm curious what it is. Any ideas? The author described it as a "low-rider chrome bike" but didn't know anything else besides that. It looks vintage (the banana seat and overall look) so I thought I'd ask here.

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Looks like someone modified a Schwinn StingRay to me.
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yea, I would have to agree....A Stingray of some fashion.
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If you ask me that has repop allover it. I actualy don't think it's old. I see alot of those here on local listings. they sell them just like that in custom bike stores. I could be wrong though. thats what is known as a pimp bike.
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yes that is a recent bike they call them lowriders or something. you can really dress them up (if you into that) velvet seats lots of gold and chome even a spare tire behind the seat https://www.lowriderbike.com/index.html
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Those lowrider bikes are VERY popular here in the Phoenix area. 90+% of them are modified Stingrays.
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Interesting, thanks folks

The seller said it was his or her daughter's bike, but specified that despite being a "low-rider chrome" bike, it was explicitely not a "trick" bike, or for children.

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