Schwinn World Voyageur 21"
05-17-16, 08:34 PM
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Schwinn World Voyageur 21"
SOLD!
I have a 21" World Voyageur in the classic orange color. Very original. Even original bar tape.
I stripped it all down and cleaned the bike. Needs to be built back up with cables, chain, tires and tubes.
Paint and chrome are very good. Worst area is under the top tube and a bit on the drive side top tube. Scratches.
The original front derailleur had cosmetic issues, I replaced it with a SunTour VX. Pedals were heavily rusted as were the brake hanger stops front and rear. They will need to be sourced.
Offering it at $225 plus shipping.
I have a 21" World Voyageur in the classic orange color. Very original. Even original bar tape.
I stripped it all down and cleaned the bike. Needs to be built back up with cables, chain, tires and tubes.
Paint and chrome are very good. Worst area is under the top tube and a bit on the drive side top tube. Scratches.
The original front derailleur had cosmetic issues, I replaced it with a SunTour VX. Pedals were heavily rusted as were the brake hanger stops front and rear. They will need to be sourced.
Offering it at $225 plus shipping.
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05-17-16, 08:40 PM
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05-20-16, 06:17 AM
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Oh efff... I don't need another Voyageur project... But I need another Voyageur project...
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05-20-16, 06:59 AM
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I could be very wrong about this but weren't these spec'd with Brooks saddles?
05-20-16, 10:02 AM
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05-20-16, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by romperrr
I could be very wrong about this but weren't these spec'd with Brooks saddles?
Those saddles have a very thin leather covering and are easily damaged, Brooks or Fujita Belt saddles were common replacements. The bike in the OP appears to have the original saddle.
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05-21-16, 06:45 AM
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I am tempted to buy it just for the rear wheel and seat as I have one in my size that I am building.
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05-21-16, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Bikedued
Why so cheap? I sold mine for $450 in less than a week, at Christmas time? Also glad it doesn't fit me.,,,,BD
05-22-16, 09:01 PM
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I'm interested. How much to ship to Baton Rouge, 70808?
Please pm me, as I don't have enough post to pm you.
Thanks
Please pm me, as I don't have enough post to pm you.
Thanks
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Just to say it more clearly, I'd like to buy it, if its still available. Please pm me as I don't have enough posts
to send a pm.
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to send a pm.
Thanks
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05-23-16, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Hobbiano
Just to say it more clearly, I'd like to buy it, if its still available. Please pm me as I don't have enough posts
to send a pm.
Thanks
Thomas
to send a pm.
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Good luck!
I really would like that bike, but I REALLY don't need it.
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05-23-16, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by The Golden Boy
Nice to see someone help out and another get what they want. Regards, Ben
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05-26-16, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by xiaoman1
Good Man! Nice to see someone help out and another get what they want.
Regards, Ben
Nice to see someone help out and another get what they want. Regards, Ben
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You have to understand, Golden Boy is the functional equivalent of a drug pusher when it comes to buying vintage *(bikes)*, 
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