Schwinn Fastback Sunset Orange 1970’s

A new lightweight Sting-Ray, called the Fastback, was introduced in 1966 and quickly became the market's best seller. This 5-speed lightweight version of the Sting-Ray, combines the speed of a lightweight with the maneuverability of the Sting-Ray then adds 5-speed derailleur gears and a fast-acting Stik-Shift to achieve a wonderful new thrill in bike riding.

What a ride! Here's the winning combination of lightweight. Speed and handling ease with Sting-Ray maneuver ability! You have to try it to believe it! The 5-speed gears make long trips and a breeze! Smart looking, too- another style leader by Schwinn. Handlebar and saddle fully adjustable for the tallest rider, chrome plated fenders, front and rear caliper brakes, 20" x 1 2/3 nylon cor sports touring tires. Radiant Coppertone, Sky blue, violet, black for 1966.

For distance runs, for short hops, or for fun riding, the Schwinn Fastback is simply great! And now for 1967, there's a brand new one-the Ram's Horn-with the same thrilling performance and sporty new styling. 5-speed Stik-Shift
5-speed Stik-Shift for sure quick starts and fast cruising speeds. Introducing the unique "Ram's Horn" handlebar. 5-speed derailleur, 37 to 74 gear, Silver Glow bucket saddle, front and rear caliper brakes, chrome plated fenders, Schwinn lightweight Slik rear tire, 20" x nylon sports touring front tire, Rat Trap pedals, all new "MAG" sprocket.
Colors: Coppertone, Sky Blue, Violet, Black for 1967