1968 Sears Spyder

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1968 Sears Spyder "16 x 20" single speed

1969 Sears Spyder

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1969 Sears Spyder PURPLE SEARS SPYDER. MODIFIED WITH A SPYDER 500 "THE SPOILER" SEAT. GOOD SHAPE. I GOT THIS ONE FREE FROM A GARAGE SALE. PHOTO TAKEN BY RICKY.

1968 Sears Spyder 5

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1968 Sears Spyder 5 5-speed

1975 Sears Spyder 5

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1975 Sears Spyder 5 Picture of a 1975 Sears Spyder 5 in original condition with no restoration or modifications. Photos taken by Sal Carmona.

1975 Sears Spyder 5

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1975 Sears Spyder 5 Front view of a 1975 Sears Spyder 5. The Sears head badge (sticker) had been covered up by a city permit. It eventually peeled off. Photos taken by Sal Carmona

1975 Sears Spyder 5

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1975 Sears Spyder 5 Rear view of a 1975 Sears Spyder 5. Notice the "stop sogn" reflector. Photo taken by Sal Carmona

1975 Sears Spyder 5

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1975 Sears Spyder 5 5-speed

1970 Sears Spyder Mark II

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1970 Sears Spyder Mark II Sears Spyder Mark II Stick Shift. all original.

1970 Columbia Tourist III

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1970 Columbia Tourist III

1967 Mattel Stallion

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1967 Mattel Stallion

1965 Mattel Stallion

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1965 Mattel Stallion 1963-67 Mattel Stallion From: Jeff This was the all-chrome sister of the Bronco, at a lower price...

1964 Mattel Stallion

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1964 Mattel Stallion 1964 Mattel Stallion, Yes, that is a bike in my living room. This is actually a pretty good bike, the seat is mounted on dual shocks, making for a pretty comfortable ride. It also makes it very easy to pop wheelies. The speedometer is not stock and somebody replaced the rear tire with a schwinn slick. I believe the pedals are not stock. Everything else appears to be original. Greg