Bill, that is a super cool bike. That was every kid's dream in my neck 'o the woods. Could use some flames, though.
Thanks, Bill. I bought the bullseyes and fluted trim from Home Depot. They're pine so I had to get some stain mixed so it would look like the oak I had already stained. The dental molding across the top is 43 individual pieces of wood. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
The gubbament decided that the 5 speed shifter was a hazard to your manhood. Honestly it was a huge lead sled. Way too heavy and mushy. They were lookers though. Over the years there were a couple of re-releases made still under the Schwinn name. They were single speed coaster brake or internal hub 5-speed with a handlebar twist shift.
Wish I'd kept mine, think I sold it for $40. I've seen them sell in good used condition for $2k. I was the first in the neighborhood to buy a 10 speed. I had a great paper route. Still have a Schwinn 10 speed Continental in the garage. I should unload it.
Thank you, Bill. Since joining this thread in June, I have been pretty good about checking once or twice per day to keep up. After missing about 4 days though, I started today 807 posts behind...
I love the Tsuka, but I only use it sparingly. Anyway, you had a good shave Bill! Great shave and enjoy your new TV Jim!
Thanks Jeff! I can shave the dome with straight but it really takes to much time. I find an efficient safety razor with a sharp blade fits the bill. I have 9 MMOC's, so, in case, I might loose, or break one. Always have a spare! I luv me Micromatic.... tp
Excellent shave, Bill! Regarding the razor, I used a similar razor on Friday, the Muhle R89, which I hadn't touched in about 8 months or so I believe. It does give a mild shave, but since I have been paying closer attention to almost every aspect of the shave lately, I surprisingly got a nice BBS from it.
