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70's Schwinn Fair Lady

The Fair Lady was one of the female variants of the famous Schwinn Stingray, the other two being the Slik Chik and Lil' Chik.

Frame:
Schwinn "electro-forged" steel

Fork/Headset:
Ashtabula forged steel fork; steel headset

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Steel one piece crank with 5 1/2" arms (also Ashtabula made); steel bottom bracket cups

Pedals:
Schwinn rubber platform

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Single speed coaster brake drivetrain; steel cog and chainring; replacement chain

Derailleurs/Shifters:
none

Handlebars/Stem:
"70's style" steel high rise handlebars; Ashtabula stem

Saddle/Seatpost:
Stock banana seat; Stock steel seatpost and sissy bar

Brakes:
Coaster brake

Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Schwinn S-7 steel rim; Schwinn steel 28 hole hub; Schwinn Westwind tire 20 X 1 3/4"

Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Schwinn S-7 steel rim; Bendix model 76 coaster brake 28 hole hub; Schwinn S-7 Gripper slick 20 X 1 3/4"

Accessories:
Chrome fenders (stock on this model)

More Info:
I bought this bike for $20 with the idea of using some of the parts to fix up one of my other Schwinns, but then decided to fix it up since it was in such great shape.

Added by taguy4. Last updated over 6 years ago.

2 Comments

taguy4

taguy4 says:

Thanks for the input. Your point is well taken that a lot of people may actually like the hot pink color, especially if the chainguard was painted to match. I'll certainly give that some thought.
I want to keep my Stingray collection in tact - at least until I get them all restored.

Posted about 7 years ago

Veganbikes

Veganbikes says:

I wouldn't repaint it, that color is awesome, heck I will buy it off of you for $40 and you can double your money ; )

Posted about 7 years ago