Near Mint 1973 Opaque Blue 23” frame Schwinn Suburban with Headlight, Tailight, and cushion grips.

[Drosentreter]

Well the deal with another Caber fell through due to some unexpected financial strain on his end so I am once again selling this 1973 Opaque Blue Schwinn Suburban. Has 4 busted spokes if I remember. Both wheels out of true(should be easy to adjust with a spoke nipple wrench). Very very nice condition, near mint paint and chrome, headlight, tailight, and generator work great. Newish tires(3 years or so old). The beloved Schwinn air cushion grips. Bike rides great. Really a great bike I just don’t need one this large, and I need to clear out some space for my other bikes, along with raising some funds for college(every little bit helps lol). Ask any and all questions, your bid assumes you paying for whatever shipping may be. Bid accordingly. Thanks

 

[Drosentreter]

I will include 36 new spokes to allow the wheel to be completely respoked by the buyer at no additional cost.

 

[soddruntlestuntle]

I just bought your bike's cousin this afternoon.

 

[Drosentreter]

I just bought your bike's cousin this afternoon.

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Need another? Still available. Someone make a bid. All offers considered

 

[Drosentreter]

If no one makes a bid soon, I’ll be putting it up for sale with a price. You never know what I might take for it. Worst I can say is ND

 

[DrRumack80]

If no one makes a bid soon, I’ll be putting it up for sale with a price. You never know what I might take for it. Worst I can say is ND

If you lived here in the NYC metro area, that Suburban would be a $250 - $300 bike easily. Suburbans are virtually impossible to find as they have been grabbed up as commuters by the hipsters living in Manhattan and Brooklyn

 

[Drosentreter]

If you lived here in the NYC metro area, that Suburban would be a $250 - $300 bike easily. Suburbans are virtually impossible to find as they have been grabbed up as commuters by the hipsters living in Manhattan and Brooklyn

So I’ve heard. Middle of Illinois isn’t a great place to get them to sell.