Azalea's bike is a 1970 Schwinn 20-inch Sting Ray, purchased by Oscar for only ... Benny and Leno for their help getting the bicycles back to original condition, and their fellow Techniques ...

When Vincent, of Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, sat down to contemplate what he could do to be different with his latest project, a 1969 Schwinn Sting-Ray ... He tracked down original Schwinn ...

That’s what seems to be happening as the wildly popular Schwinn Sting-Ray bicycle is being upgraded with an electric motor. The new Sting-Ray Electric shares the original design characteristics ...

(The original car was also featured in the full ... The Munster “chain” Schwinn Stingray bicycle up for auction, on the other hand, is 100 percent legit. Instigated and conceptualized by ...

DII.A), has created a limited edition of the legendary Schwinn Sting-Ray, the all-chrome Fritz Fifty. The original Sting-Ray was in production from 1963-1981 and the most famous models were the Krates ...

inventor of the original Schwinn Sting-Ray. In 1963 as Director of Research & Development for Schwinn, Al helped revolutionize cycling and the entire bike industry with his prototype for the one and ...

My pal and I then rode on my old Schwinn Stingray as my sis rode my 10-speed. Unfortunately her purse got caught in the front wheel and she flipped over. Had it for another 17 years.” ...

With its banana seat and slick back tire, the Schwinn Sting-Ray was the bike to have in the ’60s and ’70s. Now, 30 years later, it's back in style. "They're cool because not everybody has them ...

Al Fritz, creator of the "Sting-Ray" bike for Schwinn, died last Tuesday at 88 in Barrington, Ill. His bike had a banana seat and high handlebars that curved like longhorns. It was a huge hit for ...

Schwinn s director of Product Development. Every kid can make his Sting-Ray his own with cool accessories coming soon like custom wheels, high-back sissy bars, over-sized chain guards and more. The ...

The concept for the original Sting-Ray was born in 1962, when a young Schwinn engineer named Al Fritz caught wind of a hot West Coast trend. California kids were creating their own wheels from ...