When I spotted this Sears Bike, it wasn’t exactly the one, but close to what I rode as a kid. My parents ordered it for me from the catalog, it had 3 speeds, was brown, and I rode it everywhere during my Evel Knievel phase.
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yeah. i have this bike now. it is awesome. sold my racing bike a month after buying it. love that austrian engineering!!!
Do you have any information on that bike? I just picked one up that looks identical, and I’d love to know more about it!
No sorry … just saw it one day.