I have a Schwinn Paramount with a serial # e834 on the left rear dropout, what year is the bike

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Look on ebay

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looks like a 1950 model
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The Le Tour serial number does not appear to be correct. Please check it as it is probably a AH beginning instead of 4H. If AH it is a 1972 (January). Nice bike with 3 piece cranks. Heavy, but not normally worth much. Expect a value under $200 if in really great shape. The Sports Tourer is definitely from 1972 (December). Also not worth a bunch. Also 3 piece cranks. Heavy steel Frame and fork. Remember that old man Schwinn wanted to keep his business proprietary, so his 27" tires and tubes from that era are a different size then everyone else. Finding "Schwinn Size" tires might be a little tricky and your normal Ace or Walmart may not have them. Also, buying too cheap of tires is not a great idea as often they won't bead well and you ride with humps. Tires alone could set you back over $100.00. Good tune-ups and cleanings could hit you for several hundreds more. If you don't want to put more then they are worth into them I would take off the cranks & seats and sell them on ebay and the rest to the scrap yard. IMO

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When you tighten the quick-release skewer, the two sides of the fork will be pushed inwards over the axle. So basically, just tighten it up & it should be just fine. If not- take it back to the store you got it from!

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http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=Schwinn+Lemon+Peeler&_sacat=See-All-Categories

The prices on ebay range from $1,000.00 up. Have a look.

Testimonial: "Thank you, Greg - my lemon peeler needs a lot of TLC (cleaning up, etc.) but since it is all original, I think it would be a real treasure for someone interested in bringing it back to life. Can you tell me what information the serial # offers? I think it is a 1973, but what do the other numbers mean? My father gave me this bike when I was approx. 10 years old (38 years ago), and I almost lost it to a yard sale my mother had back in the early 80's. Luckily I stopped her from selling it before it was too late! I've kept this bike with me throughout my life and would like it to go to a good home. Can you recommend the best place to post her for sale? I would prefer not to utilize E-Bay."