Japan schwinn bicycle serial number database

#Japan schwinn bicycle serial number database serial numbers
#Japan schwinn bicycle serial number database pro
#Japan schwinn bicycle serial number database code

#Japan schwinn bicycle serial number database code

Company Code: In the 80вЂ™s the code indicated the type of bike, where K=road bike.

Later, it was used to designate the kind of frame: A=Road, B=Off-Road, C=650C Road, E=Track. Up to some point in the early 90вЂ™s, it designated the fork length with forks short bikes getting an вЂњAвЂќ progressing to large forks getting an вЂњEвЂќ.

Product Code: This was not applied consistently.

Occasionally, custom frames might not have the same size as indicated by the serial number. Mountain bikes required rounding since they were built in one or two inch size increments.

For example, a 55cm frame had a serial number starting with 550. Size Code: The size code represented the center to top seatmast measurement, rounded to the nearest 5mm.The last time I talked this much about a Schwinn (with exception to a RRS), was years ago when I still lived in SoCal, and called on a ad in the SD CL about a sweet ENF f/f with I think a WW2 aircraft theme that you were selling.This system started in use during the mid- to 1994вЂ™s. Yes IвЂ™ll be stripping it to bare aluminum, checking for original color before of course. ItвЂ™s been a while Matty, as those dudes in the turbans say вЂњA thousand thank youвЂ™sвЂњ for the info. You'd have to get under that spay bomb to find the original color, but as it's a metallic blue there a good chance the last owner touched up the blue anno looking paint they came with using a similar color.

#Japan schwinn bicycle serial number database pro

Typically the level 1 and 2 bikes were the 21.25' PRO XL sizing and the level 3 frames were a 20.5' PRO sizing, but I don't know for certain if there was a PS3 in '97 or if that hit in '98. The TT length will narrow down which frame it was. Those first Pro Stocks had that unique alpha-numeric format early on (they skip the letter I making what would normally be the 13th letter, M, the 12th month). M6 is December 1996 production, 1997 model. No matter what the SN you have shown matches to a 1980 build but for some reason is on the BB. The head badge 4 digit number should tell you what. Otherwise Schwinn frames had a SN on the frames that was placed on the frames at the time the frame was built in 1980 and then completed in 1987. The frame looks like the 1987 Predator but could those frames have a different format SN and I am not certain where it should be located. On a closer inspection of the image of the complete frame I think the SN photo may not be the one that is on that frame. I have only found one 1987 Predator but the number started G7xxxx indicating it was a Giant manufacture. I agree it looks like the 1987 Predator but is the SN quoted and photographed correct for 1987 frame. The Schwinn BMX serial number GR733640 on this forum was first expressed that it was a genuine Chicago number (July 1980) then said to be a 1987 because the first number was a 7 and it looked like a 1987 Predator, but no explanation is made for the GR letters. It was sold as a frame only in the early 80`s. I have a Schwinn frame that has a SN on the BB as yours and my frame is said to have come out of the BMX cycle supply. I have seen your serial number image for GR733640 that you posted showing it to be on the BB. The Schwinn are normally on the lower LHS of the head bracket and this SN indicates when the frame was made.

#Japan schwinn bicycle serial number database serial numbers

I have been searching for Schwinn BMX serial numbers from the late 1970`s to 1983 that are located on the BB.