- Sixteen-inch single-speed boy’s bike with freestyle, steel frame
- Rear coaster brake and front caliper brake
- Wide, slick tires; detailed with front pegs
- Training wheels, chain guard, and handlebar pad for safety
- Recommended for ages three to six
Schwinn Boy’s Scorch Bicycle (Red) New Year 2012 Deals
Listing Price:
Current Price:
$ 113.95
ASIN CODE
B004TJ2DEO
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A great choice for teaching your youngster to ride a bike, the BMX-style 16-inch Scorcher bike from Schwinn features a grown-up look that’s great for showing off around the neighborhood. It’s outfitted with hybrid slick tires for a good grip over any surface, front pegs (just like a real BMX bike), an enclosed chain guard to help prevent snags and dirty pants cuffs. The coaster-style brakes make stopping a breeze for new cyclists, and the Scorcher also includes both front and rear caliper brakes which allows the child to learn how to use handbrakes safely. Other features include training wheels for stability while learning and a comfortably padded BMX-style seat that’s easily adjustable with the quick realease lever. Recommended for ages 3 to 6.The Boy’s Scorch Bicycle from Schwinn delivers authentic BMX-style in a 16-inch learning size ideal for three to six year old riders. The bike’s unique freestyle frame boasts the same look and feel of the grownup counterpart, while training wheels offer the stability required for learning. Training wheels are easy to pop off when young riders are ready, and the intuitive rear coaster brake and front caliper brake provide the control needed at higher speeds. The Scorcher is outfitted with hybrid slick tires that offer grip over any surface, an enclosed chain guard to help prevent snags and dirty pants cuffs, and a front handlebar pad for further protection. Additional details include front pegs (just like a real BMX bike) and a height-adjustable padded BMX-style seat.
Specifications:
- Size: 16 inches
- single-speed
- Steel Freestyle Frame
- 1-Piece Steel Crank with Cutout
- Ball Bearing Large Style Bottom Bracket
- ZMC-C410 Chain
- 16-inch Steel Rims
- Bolt On Steel Hubs
- Spokes: 14-gram
- Tires: Schwinn 16 x 2.35-inch
- Pedals: Feimin-Resin
- Brakes: Steel Caliper
- Brake Levers: Alloy Lever/Resin Clamp
- Handlebar: BMX Style Crossbar
- Headset: Quill Alloy 4-Bolt
- Stem: 1-inch Threaded
- Grips: Schwinn Kraton Soft with Flange
- Saddle: BMX Padded with Bumper
- Seatpost: 25.4 x 200 millimeter
- Handlebar Pad
- Enclosed chain guard
- BMX Pegs
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Question
I have a Schwinn Varsity Girls bike i obtained from a family member it is
10 speeds
model HK 629883
I can not find a price on this i would love if someone could tell me
thank you in advance!
Answered by wle ņ│ã∩╬α ░░▒▓▓▒░░
$ 80 if you can wait 6 months and it;s in good shape
$ 40 if you want to sell it in 2 weeks
$ 25 at a yard sale
$ 40 if you want to sell it in 2 weeks
$ 25 at a yard sale
wle.
Answered by bikeworks
It was built in 1975. There were more than 15 MILLION of those bikes made, more than 1/2 of them still exist.
For a realistic value, go to http://thecheapbikeshop.com and click on the link for pre-1990 bike values.
Question
I have a 700c Schwinn road bike that i am wanting to upgrade a little. I am still new to road bikes so i am wondering what would be a proper size carbon fork? Any more suggestions to help improve the bike will be appreciated. (please don’t say get another bike)
Answered by Carl_the_Truth
If it’s one of those bikes from Walmart, a carbon fork will cost more than the whole bike is worth.
Answered by wle atlanta
tell us the truth
is it from walmart or target?
wle.
is it from walmart or target?
wle.
Answered by roadbikeaction
Edge or Easton Is probably your best bet. You should be able to pick one up at most bike shops.
Answered by Bob A
It depends on where you bought the bike. A Walmart or other department store bike is not worth upgrading.
There are several things to consider.
http://www.ehow.com/how_14122_buy-road-bike.html
Question
It measures about 6″ X 2″ and is for the forehead area. My local bike shop does not have it and Wal-Mart does not, either where I bought the helmet. I want an accurate answer. Thank you!
Answered by Jib Jab
Not trying to be sarcastic, but you probably can’t. Helmets do not cost all that much. And if you have the same one I’m thinking about, it’s junk anyway. Amazon.com offers free shipping on many of its helmets from Giro & Bell.
Answered by Old Hippie
Helmets should be replaced about every two years or so. Sounds as if yours has seen better days. Giro Indicator is a good, well ventilated helmet. I had one of those Schwinn helmets some years ago. Too hot for me.
Answered by SoccerRefToo
Nick
Many bike shop cary generic helmet replacement pads. Even if they are for another helmet, it is a low digit way of solving your problem. You just want it to be close to the same thickness. You can also make your own, Get the foam pad, and get some hook and weave material at a local materials store. I see at all the time at the car wash!. Attache the adhesive part after tracing the shape and cutting out the pads off the old pads. MAKE SURE YOIU USE TH RIGHT MATERIAL! One is hook, the other is weave (velcro) if you need to , you a put down new velcro on both the helmet and the pad!
Soccerref
Question
I just bought the schwinn tango bike and I was taught how to fold it but I can’t make it stay folded please help!!!!
I did ask originally Canadian Tire how to fold it and everyone that I asked (in the bicycle dept) did not know how to fold it . There was a manual with the instructions in it and I was able to get it folded but it will not stay folded so I think it maybe missing a step or something to make it stay folded.
I did ask originally Canadian Tire how to fold it and everyone that I asked (in the bicycle dept) did not know how to fold it . There was a manual with the instructions in it and I was able to get it folded but it will not stay folded so I think it maybe missing a step or something to make it stay folded.
Answered by Old Hippie
Take it back to Canadian Tire & ask. That’s where you bought it – I’m assuming. Because a quick search for Schwinn Tango first turned up a “tandem” bicycle. 2nd link.
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I am restoring a 1972 Schwinn Twinn Tandem and would like to find new stickers for the frame.
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Spend your money on reducing the weight of the tires, tubes, and rims. Best money spent. Second, start a weight training and conditioning program. Third, dedicated bicycle shoes with stiff soles and clipless pedals. I have used the LOOK system for a long time.
Another example of bolt on speed is aerobars. Bolt them on, lay down on the elbow pads, go faster.
Lastly, be certain bicycle is “fit” to your body. Fit is everything for efficient bicycling.
Good Luck
it will have a 1″ steerer of which good luck on finding a threaded carbon fork in that size. or even a threaded carbon fork at all. if you find one on e-bay then you need to know the proper length of steerer tube. for the $ $ you could get a cro-mo fork from kona cheaper it’ll be lighter than whats on now.