This was when schwinn started to ship their bike off overseas, but the cool thing about this one ( if the same) was that. It has not been ridden in many years so it needs new tires;. The 1988 retail price was $499.95. I think it was manufactured in 1988. 1987 crest c'dale, 1987 basso gap, 1992 rossin el, 1990 van tuyl, 1985 trek 670, 2003 pinarello surprise, 1990ish mbk atlantique, 1987 peugeot isoard, 1987 nishiki tri.
Imho, your bike has one of the nicest paint schemes nishiki used. It's the first version of caron the frame. The subject bicycle is definitely the 1988 model. I world say $200 is a very fair price on a upper mid level japanese bike like the premis from the 80's fully serviced rtr with new consumables. I am 88 years old and have a giant at 740 bicycle which i anticipate selling.
This was when schwinn started to ship their bike off overseas, but the cool thing about this one ( if the same) was that. It has not been ridden in many years so it needs new tires;. The 1988 retail price was $499.95. I think it was manufactured in 1988. 1987 crest c'dale, 1987 basso gap, 1992 rossin el, 1990.
Imho, your bike has one of the nicest paint schemes nishiki used. It's the first version of caron the frame. The subject bicycle is definitely the 1988 model. I world say $200 is a very fair price on a upper mid level japanese bike like the premis from the 80's fully serviced rtr with new consumables. I am 88 years.
Rd code l j lp yup, its a 1988. It's got the 2nd generation syncro shift lever and the freewheel has been swapped for one with a larger range, so the shifting performance is. I bought this exact model in 1988 as my first road bike. These make for very nice riders and were. How did you ever find that.
This was when schwinn started to ship their bike off overseas, but the cool thing about this one ( if the same) was that. It has not been ridden in many years so it needs new tires;. The 1988 retail price was $499.95. I think it was manufactured in 1988. 1987 crest c'dale, 1987 basso gap, 1992 rossin el, 1990.
Imho, your bike has one of the nicest paint schemes nishiki used. It's the first version of caron the frame. The subject bicycle is definitely the 1988 model. I world say $200 is a very fair price on a upper mid level japanese bike like the premis from the 80's fully serviced rtr with new consumables. I am 88 years.
It's got the 2nd generation syncro shift lever and the freewheel has been swapped for one with a larger range, so the shifting performance is. I bought this exact model in 1988 as my first road bike. These make for very nice riders and were. How did you ever find that beautiful bike in our neck of the woods.