Tall Prewar Schwinn Straightbar

[KingSized HD]

Not mine. Prewar tall frames are hard to find and the seller is probably right that the prewar tall locking springer fork is hard to find. Bike was "restored" but has some problems. I'm not sure the chainguard is prewar, not sure how it's held on at the rear stays. Is the rear fender correct? -Hard to find for a tall 20" frame. An "F3" Morrow stamped hubs looks like 3rd quarter of 1936 according to my list, maybe that's wrong though.
They're asking $779 SHIPPED and says taking offers too.

Any thoughts?

 

[bike]

Isn't the tall spring-fork the same as a girl fork?

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[Freqman1]

Isn't the tall spring-fork the same as a girl fork?

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Yep I believe they are. I'm seeing a whole lot of wrong there. Not sure "restored" would be the word I would use. V/r Shawn

 

[ZE52414]

I think the correct fenders would be harder to find. Girls forks pop up all the time.

 

[kenny_hungus]

Tall frames....20 inch frames are the least desirable...because of the way they look.... 16 and 18 inch frames are the ones you want!!!!!

 

[bike]

Unless you actually are tall!

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[fordmike65]

I'd like to see an adult ride a 16" frame.

 

[bike]

16 + 18 are the same frame as far as I know just that 16 is clamped at the frame and 18 has a seat tube above the frame...

 

[kenny_hungus]

You simply raise the seat post they are the same as the standard 18 inch frames....except a shorter seat post mast

 

[kenny_hungus]

16 + 18 are the same frame as far as I know just that 16 is clamped at the frame and 18 has a seat tube above the frame...