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1986 Schwinn Voyageur Geometry

Old 02-19-12, 03:21 AM
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1986 Schwinn Voyageur Geometry

Does anybody know, or know a good source or even someone I could shoot an e-mail to regarding the geometry of an '86 Schwinn Voyageur, the touring model made by Panasonic, not the 10 speed style Voyager missing the "u"...thanks
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Here is some specs for the 86, including some frame geometry. If you need something specific not covered here, let us know.

Schwinn 1986 Lightweight Specifications Page 2
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shallow headtube. long wheel base.. comfortable slow handling bicycle.
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I really like how my 1984 Voyageur (non SP / Champion tubed version) rides and the geometry is the same as on your 1986 model
https://bikecatalogs.org/SCHWINN/1984...1984Ltwt18.JPG

but I have been a bit puzzled by the 74 seat tube angle on these
Voyageurs as I thought most touring bikes from this era had used 72 or no more than 73 seat tube angles.
Any ideas on the reasoning behind a steeper seat tube angle on a tour bike?
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