Did you know bicycles can actually be ridden in street clothes? How much is your bicycle worth? What is the history of your bike?
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1952 Schwinn Hornet 1952 Schwinn Hornet with New Departure coaster brake hub, skip tooth gears and "knee action" springer fork. In original unrestored condition with lots of "classic" rust.
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1958 Schwinn Hornet 1958 Schwinn Hornet restoration by Martor at Bicycle Bone Yard Indianapolis Indiana.
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1958 Schwinn Hornet 1958 Schwinn Hornet restoration by Martor at Bicycle Bone Yard Indianapolis Indiana.
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1958 Schwinn Hornet 1958 Schwinn Hornet restoration by Martor at Bicycle Bone Yard Indianapolis Indiana.
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1957 Schwinn Hornet 1957 Schwinn Hornet. Mostly original, added new seat & pedals. My 1st project, I LOVE it!
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1957 Schwinn Hornet This is an original 1957 Schwinn Hornet, missing pedals, horntank, truss rods, and headlight. I~m currently piecing this one together, and it is more complete now than when the picture was taken.
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1957 Schwinn Hornet This is the Chainguard to the hornet.
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1955 Schwinn Hornet ALL ORIG, 1955 SCHWINN HORNET. BICYCLE IS BEAUTIFUL. BOUGHT THIS FROM ORIG, OWNER IN TENN.
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1978 Schwinn Hurricane Here are 2 awesome examples of the Schwinn Hurricanes One blue 1978 and one red 1980. BMX will never be the same :-)
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1980 Schwinn Hurricane 1980 Schwinn Hurricane all original. Last year they were made
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1979 Schwinn Hurricane 5-speed with Positron Shifter. All original and complete except missing chainguard and has new tubes. Paint has scratches, but not too bad for a 1979. Good chrome. Has all of the last of the classic Schwinn Sting-Ray parts: Cantilever frame, rear S-2 wheel, front S-7 wheel, gold dot brake levers, Schwinn "MAG" chainring, Schwinn Sting-Ray 20 x 2.125 nobbie rear tire and Schwinn Westwind 20 x 1 3/4 front tire. Schwinn saddle in great shape except for a 1 inch cut on the right side. This is the transition cycle from when Schwinn switched from the Sting-Rays to BMX.
