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I had a bike I bought new that was very similar to this but mine had a " console " around the shifter. who made this and who sold it.

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I had a bike I bought new that was very similar to this but mine had a " console " around the shifter. who made this and who sold it.
I had a purple one with white walls. It was a 3 speed. Not a Schwinn and I do not recall the brand, but sure wish I still had it.

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I had a bike I bought new that was very similar to this but mine had a " console " around the shifter. who made this and who sold it.
The photo was from Popular Mechanics. I'm not sure if it was a specified bicycle brand, or a composite of many models to show the various features of what was popular on kids' bikes at the time.

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1969 Mustang, with a Judge waiting in the far lane.

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Tempest has him by a fender off the line.
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Check this out. Love the mods on the goat, and the nun in proximity:
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