SCHWINN HEAVY DUTI SERIAL NUMBER FREE

Repair or replacement of defective parts or accessories and those dealer charges specifies above shall be the sole remedy under Of a defective frame within one year of original purchase at retail.

SCHWINN HEAVY DUTI SERIAL NUMBER FREE

Or accessories are not covered by this warranty after the Free 30-day checkup, except for any labor charges due to replacement Dealer labor charges in installing replacement parts Part of accessory which is defective under the terms of this warranty. either provide a replacement of or repair any Schwinn or Schwinn-Approved but not including any repair due to accident, improper use, neglect, abuse, normal wear, improperĪs its option, Schwinn will. Include free replacement of any parts and accessories found to be defective and free inspection and adjustment of all functional Recieve a free 30-day Checkup by the same Authorized Schwinn Dealer within the first 30 days of operation.such checkup to Free 30-Day CheckupĮach Schwinn Bicycle will be fully assembled by the Authorized Schwinn Dealer at time of purchase, and will be entitled to Improper assembly or improper maintenance. Injuries, damage to or failure of the bicycle or any other losses due to accident, misuse, neglect, abuse, normal wear, This Warranty does not cover any personal The user assumes the risk of any personal injuries, damage to or failure of the bicycle and any other losses if Schwinnīicycles are used in any competitive event, including bicycle racing, or in bicycle motorcross, dirt biking or similarĪctivities, or training for such competitive events or activities.ĭO NOT USE Schwinn bicycles for stunt riding, ramp, jumping, acrobatics or similar activities, or with motors as power driven vehicles. Schwinn and Schwinn-Approved bicycles, parts and accessories (Except the EX2 ergoMetric Exerciser) are warranted to be freeįrom defects in materials and workmanship. Traveler III.15 Schwinn Bicycle Company Limited Warranty The text below, including the prices, are as written in 1978. You might just need a new chain and possibly one less link.Original text and images of the 1978 Schwinn sales brochure. There could be exceptions, but so far its been 100% since I have been watching.

On 1-2-3 speeds the old marks made by the axle washer are always way forward. Since then I have been paying attention to Schwinn middleweights when people post their serial numbers. There was a thread recently about a Corvette, derailleur equipped, and it turns out that the axle winds up way forward like that, and on a derailleur bike you don't have to slide to tension the chain. Apparently Schwinn intended it like that.

It turns out the axle should be way forward. I seriously doubt the factory screwed with half links much if any. With a new chain, depending where you cut it, the axle can be either almost out the front of the dropout, or almost all the way back. My Speedster is 2 speed kickback, 18 teeth, and has the same chainring you have. What rear hub do you have and how many teeth? You might check and see if your chain is worn out.

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