I hate hoarders - 1988 Schwinn Premis
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I hate hoarders - 1988 Schwinn Premis
Stopped by a buddy's house who is a bike hoarder.
He's had an '88 Schwinn Premis hanging in his garage for several years and he periodically posts it and half-heartedly tries to sell it. I guess today was his breaking point because as soon as I walked in, he's all "You still want that schwinn"?
Of course I couldn't pass it up as I'm the worst hoarder of the local bunch...
Which one, you only have like 20?
I got it for less than a song, more like a melody.
Seems to be original except the godawful clipless (PD-M520) pedals.
He's had an '88 Schwinn Premis hanging in his garage for several years and he periodically posts it and half-heartedly tries to sell it. I guess today was his breaking point because as soon as I walked in, he's all "You still want that schwinn"?
Of course I couldn't pass it up as I'm the worst hoarder of the local bunch...
Which one, you only have like 20?
I got it for less than a song, more like a melody.
Seems to be original except the godawful clipless (PD-M520) pedals.

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Great snag! Late 80s higher end Schwinn's (especially Tenax) are wonderful riding bikes. Underrated, in my opinion.
I do, differ in opinion on the pedals. I have a pair that is at least a decade old and they still work great. Not pretty, but they get the job done!
I do, differ in opinion on the pedals. I have a pair that is at least a decade old and they still work great. Not pretty, but they get the job done!
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People hoard bikes?
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Nice paint scheme, Columbus Tenax tubing.
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IMHO, the best looking of all the 80s Schwinns. This is coming from someone with a black/chrome Circuit and pink/white SSport.
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Pretty sure my wife and I don't agree on the correct term either lol
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There's one just like it out in the barn, three sizes too big and missmatched wheels with not so good paint. Destined to be flipped in the spring.
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that bike is awesome. Dig the colors. I'll take the 520 pedals! haha
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I'm digging the white Sante groupset!
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Actually that is a Suntour white groupset. Suntour's answer to Sante
From the net:There are 12 speeds available through the white Sakae FX SLP 200 two ring (52/42t) alloy crank with 170mm alloy crank armss and the Suntour Winner Pro 6 gear (18-13t) freewheel.
The rear derailleur is a white Suntour Cyclone 7000 Accushift and the front is a white Suntour Cyclone 7000. Shifting is through Downtube Mounted white Suntour Accushift Indexed Shifters.
From the net:There are 12 speeds available through the white Sakae FX SLP 200 two ring (52/42t) alloy crank with 170mm alloy crank armss and the Suntour Winner Pro 6 gear (18-13t) freewheel.
The rear derailleur is a white Suntour Cyclone 7000 Accushift and the front is a white Suntour Cyclone 7000. Shifting is through Downtube Mounted white Suntour Accushift Indexed Shifters.
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