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Old 11-30-04 | 09:35 AM
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Slartibartfast
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Bikes: Univega - fixed conversion

Whoops ... I missed the part about how the frame had no cranks etc. This may make it not worth it ... and this coming from a hopeless romantic when it comes to old bikes - esp. Schwinns.

Originally Posted by H23
Its not worth it. Ebay an old frame, or get a better beater frame.

I'm converting a Schwinn Traveler. It is heavy (but lighter than a varsity), but it has half-decent cranks and other parts.
What's up with the Traveller? I have a pair of Traveller IIIs, one men's, one women's - Made in Japan and I can't figure out when they were made. The serial number system seems different for the ones built in Japan. I wouldn't really care but I am trying to sell them for charity and I would like to be able to tell people as much as I can about them.
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