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My 60's Sears 26" SpaceLiner Unrestored | Outdoor Sports618 of 1144 |  |  |
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This is a Early 60's Sears spaceliner I have. When I got it The handle bars were incorrect & also the seat. So I replaced those. And also It was missing the spinner "hubcap" on the front chainring, so that was added back. The Original Chrome is in Excellent shape as is the original paint.
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Very nice bike! A real 60's icon... I love the Spaceliners!
Thanks toolate2 ! I also have a all Chrome Frame spaceliner, not in as good of condition though. The spaceliners are nice looking bikes I think, the frame design is what makes it cool to me !!
I've had a few over the years and I've come to really appreciate the painted version like this one. When you have one in great shape like your's I don't think there's a better looking bike out there. Thanks for sharing!
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Beautiful bike, excellent example!
I have a soft spot for Spaceliners too (I have a chrome frame one that I restored a while back)!
Thanks DavesCoolStuff ! This Bike rides good to ! I rode it in our Local 4th of July Parade this year.
Thanks Thriftstoreaddict, pickerknows, youngpicker96 & officialfuel !!
love it :) sweet bike :)
Thanks BELLIN68 !