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This Breeze followed me home today. 1977 is not very old, but I liked the Sturmey 3 spd coaster brake hub, mag chain wheel and blade fork.

Is the chain guard the same length on 24" and 26" Flightliners? - My Flightliner is 24" and there is a chain guard for a 26" for sale on EBay. The measurements provided by the seller make it look too long for my 24" Flightliner.

Started out as a 1961 Flightliner frame and busted fork. I built a banana seat bike out of it. My latest addition is a Sachs front drum brake. It works so well that I worry about damaging the fork with it.

Saw this on my local craigslist today. Thinking about it for my grandson. VW bus push stroller-scooter - $250 (Houston 77009) https://houston.craigslist.org/bik/d/houston-vw-bus-push-stroller-scooter/6897392428.html

Currently for sale on EBay. Awesome addition to any man cave. Seller says that Playboy Magazine threatened to sue Columbia for trademark infringement, so later models were re-badged "Playbike"...

I was walking into my local grocery store this afternoon an saw this securely locked to the fence. Looks to be a mid 1980s World Tourist. I googled the bike and it is not Chicago made. The good news is that the nice lugged frame was made in Taiwan by Giant. The owner has a good eye for light...

***OOOPs. I meant to post this under Vintage Lightweights; not Lightweight Schwinns. My bad****** About 15 years ago, my boss found an abandoned, sun rotted road bike at the back of his property and asked me if I wanted it. I was an avid mountain biker, but decided that I wanted the old road...

Bought this frame/fork on FleaBay. Seller thought it was a Sears Spyder but it is a 24 inch Flightliner. -Rat trap fork has apparently been welded multiple times, but it is still fragile. -Frame was originally chrome, but the previous owner painted it purple. I gotta long way to go.