Schwinn Madison love
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I get soooo many compliments on my Madison, its scary. I love the old school Schwinn heabagde too!
Enjoy it! My Kilo is now for town rides and my Madison is my long ranged fixed ride. That's why I need to WB cages for the summer here. 45-60 mil rides in 90+ degrees of without WB is crazy! Sure it kinds kills the clean lines, but I ride my FG more than around the block, LMAO!
#52
Your cog is slipping.
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I'm a heavy dude and I like that it feels rugged...like I could throw it off my roof deck then go ride it away.
I get just as many compliments on my Maddy as I did my Kilo. The old school headbadge had to happen - it just looks so classic. I pulled it off a junk bike that was laying around in the basement of the shop where I work.
I get just as many compliments on my Maddy as I did my Kilo. The old school headbadge had to happen - it just looks so classic. I pulled it off a junk bike that was laying around in the basement of the shop where I work.
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whatevs. my the end of the summer the only original thing about it will be the frame

scrod, big guys unite (bro-fist)
in other news, i almost hit a dear this morning while on my madison. thats a first.
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ahh john malkovich is brilliant.
I've never really liked the Madison...or any other Schwinn that wasn't made in Waterford, for that matter...
I've never really liked the Madison...or any other Schwinn that wasn't made in Waterford, for that matter...
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I do like my scrambled eggs, but I'll let you have your glory.
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I greatly prefer the Madison straight from the factory to this conversion:

#69
Your cog is slipping.
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New saddle:

I think she may actually be finished once my VO Grand Cru seatpost arrives!

I think she may actually be finished once my VO Grand Cru seatpost arrives!
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