The Schwinn Stingray has gone through a lot of evolution, from its beginnings in the 1960s to its more recent chopper style versions. I guess the chopper styling motivated some owners to take the next step and put an engine into the bike and create an actual motorcycle. Putting engines on bikes is certainly nothing new, it’s been done for a century or more but I hadn’t noticed much activity recently until I saw this one for sale. Interesting.
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taxman says
i admire anyone who gets off there duff and actually makes something.
Mr. Tanshanomi says
Wrong on so many levels!
Clive Makinson-Sanders says
Ive been wanting to put a motor into my bicycle. Its about 7 feet long with 26″ white wall tires. I wouldnt be able to turn it, but it sure would be neat.
bulldawgr6 says
It appears quit a few people are doing this, but none to this level. Check out motorizedbikescom. Wonder how it handles! Looks cool!
Domenique Hawkins says
Awesome! In the face of high fuel cost with refined looks ta boot!!!
Tom says
That is a sweet ride! You should come join our huge Motorized Bicycle Forum
hsetdoido says
nice byke mam!!!
Gregan Wortman says
the only things missing are die swastika und der helmet
lawrence downing says
I have an schwinn stingray and would love to but an engine on it like the one up top were would I find such an engine.Hope to hear from you soon peace out.