This Vintage Radiant Coppertone Schwinn Paramount P10 Racing 10 Speed Touring Road Bike was Schwinn’s Crown Jewel Bike of the Racing Bike Line in 1974. The P10 was finely crafted with Reynolds 531 Steel tubes and adorned with Campagnolo Record Parts.

The 1960 Schwinn Varsity is probably one of the most important collector bicycles, as this 8 Speed Schwinn Racer started the Lightweight Revolution in America. This 100% Original example of Schwinn’s First produced Lightweight Road Racer offering 8 Speeds, with unique early rod lever operated front and telescoping rear Simplex Derailleurs. Previous Multi speed Schwinns had 3 Speed interplanetary touring set ups.

This 1954 Ladies Varsity is a Beautiful Early Schwinn Lightweight Touring Bicycle. Typically when you think of Schwinn Varsity you think of the mass amounts of Varsitys produced in the 1970s, this Gem definitely comes from a Different Era. Classic Blue, Cream, and Red Paint, with a Sturmey Archer 3 Speed, Hand Brakes, Touring Saddle, Lightweight wheels, and Fenders.

1953 J.C.Parkes Magpie made by Parkes Lightweight Cycles – Century Works – Aston Brook Street – Birmingham 6. Parkes Lightweight Cycles were hand made and are quite rare. The founder James Parkes of James Parkes and Sons started producing bicycle frames and fittings in 1895. Parkes and Sons turned into ” The Sun Cycle Fitting Company ” Producing Bicycle and Motor Cycle Frames and Fittings. F.C. Parkes Grand son of James was responsible of the Development of Parkes Lightweight Bicycles.

This is a Vintage 1950 Arnold Schwinn New World Sports Tourist Bicycle in a Seldom Scene Early Violet. The Schwinn New World was one of Schwinn’s Lightweight Bicycle in the Popular Price Range. The New World came in solid colors with decals, this Bike appears to be a Metallic which is odd for a 1950s bicycle since most metallics were not sold by Schwinn till the 1960s.