When I was a kid, everybody had a Schwinn. If you were one of the cooler kids, you probably owned a Huffy, but mostly everyone was pushing along on a Schwinn. Believe it or not, folks, this ...

Back in the early 1960s, veteran US bike maker Schwinn tapped into the spirit of chopper-style motorcycles for a kids bike called the Sting-Ray. More than a decade later, the company blew up another ...

From streamlined Aerocycles and classic Phantoms to Varsity eight-speeds and Sting Ray Krates, vintage and antique Schwinn bicycles are runaway hits with collectors. In addition to the fond memories ...

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Once upon a time in America, Schwinn and bicycles were synonymous, and Chicago was the center of the two-wheeled, pedal-powered universe.

In the glass atrium that marks the entrance to the Pacific Cycle company, the old and the new of the bicycle business are displayed side by side. Each is called the Schwinn Sting Ray, and each in its ...

Description: The frame is crooked, but not visibly so. You can only really notice it while biking – the front wheel doesn’t align with the frame. The seat is ...