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The 1976 Schwinn Professional Track Paramount catalog page.
Ready for the Auburn Bicycle Show 2022. This is my un-restored, original, 1971 Paramount P13-9 that I’ve owned since August 1, 1973. I am its 2nd owner. As shown, it is in my “time-trial configuration” with track rims/tires. So configured, it was ridden in 3 Las Vegas time trials (all in 1974-75)...and never for anything other than the events themselves.
The bike is displayed on my version of Alex Moll’s “tubular” stand that I built in August, 2022 of Black Walnut, Red Oak, and Purple Heart lumber.
(via 72 Paramount For Sale | Andrew: | Flickr)
The 1976 Schwinn Professional Road Racing Paramount catalog page.
(via 1984 Schwinn Paramount with chrome replacement fork | Flickr)
1984 Schwinn Paramount with chrome replacement fork The replacement fork supplied by Schwinn in 1988 has Shimano drop-outs. The original fork had, of course, Campy drop-outs.
(via Marin Museum Of Bicycling | djk762 | Flickr)
Some more of the lovely #SchwinnParamount from #AdrenalineBikes. Lotta lovely little details here, but my favorite is the whimsical gold spoke nipples. Why not? #DuraAce #ChrisKingBuzz
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(via Doug Siple Bikecentennial76 | June 1976 on the Trans-Am Trai… | Flickr)
Doug Siple Bikecentennial76 June 1976 on the Trans-Am Trail. The bike was a 1966 chrome Schwinn Paramount with a Brooks Swallow saddle with dated back to the 50's.
