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Old 12-12-21 | 03:42 PM
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Hi guys, I found this in the dumpster at work. Does anyone know anything about it? Is it worth anything or possibly restoring a bit? I don't know much about bikes.
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Site won't let me upload pictures... Odd. It's an old looking schwinn with the word aluminum written on the top bar. It has really skinny tires and has to be the lightest bike I've ever seen.

Serial number is K062327A
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Old 12-12-21 | 03:46 PM
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No biggy on the upload... Just post 10 times and your in. Gotta do this to keep the robots at bay. Sounds interesting on the find. Excited about more details... Welcome to the forum.
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Is there a 3 digit number shown on the frame also?

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Old 12-12-21 | 03:58 PM
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Hi guys, I found this in the dumpster at work. Does anyone know anything about it? Is it worth anything or possibly restoring a bit? I don't know much about bikes.
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Site won't let me upload pictures... Odd. It's an old looking schwinn with the word aluminum written on the top bar. It has really skinny tires and has to be the lightest bike I've ever seen.

Serial number is K062327A
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Old 12-12-21 | 05:28 PM
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It looks like one of the Greenville, MS-made aluminum bikes from the mid-late eighties, under license from Gary Klein. I'm sure someone more knowledgeable will be along shortly with more info.
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Old 12-12-21 | 06:31 PM
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It looks like one of the Greenville, MS-made aluminum bikes from the mid-late eighties, under license from Gary Klein. I'm sure someone more knowledgeable will be along shortly with more info.
Before the Patent got tossed due to prior art.
We won't discuss in the same thread about the cease and desist order Gary was handed after naming a bike TopGun...
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But I tried a very early Klein, Super Super Stiff. It was the future for Criterium racing.
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Old 12-12-21 | 06:53 PM
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Looks like a Schwinn 354, google some pics. Clue is the 354 had a regular seatpost vs most of the others using a Quill seatpost.


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New ride... barn find 1991 Schwinn 354 via CL
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Also need keep reminding ourselves... Drive Side Pics preferred...

Looks like its gonna be Fun Fun Fun...
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Looks like a Schwinn 354, google some pics. Clue is the 354 had a regular seatpost vs most of the others using a Quill seatpost.


Or check out this link:
Oh wow yea that is it! Thanks a bunch, I was about to just list it for sale on the ole FB because it was taking up space in my garage. I said nvm and tried learning more about it before selling. The more I looked at it, the more I liked it. I have yet to even ride it. There are no pedals!
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