Billnuke1’s Sears Free Spirit Ladies Tourer

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I’m posting this on Thursday but I’m dating it as Tuesday. I’ve been working through lunch this week, so I’m sorry I haven’t been able to post. That said, I’m making them extra crappy for the remainder of the week to make up for my absence.  This is Billnuke1’s ladies Sears Free Spirit. Enjoy.

Hi guys/gals,
I was driving around , just minding my own business, when this little gem caught my eye! Beautiful coloring, great shape! I rode this little bike after putting air in the tires! The cables were all hanginging down, so I zip tied them up temporarily. I’m trying to get some of my more “flamboyant” bikes into a local restaurant as art. This qualifies!

Thanks,

Bill

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  • Laverack

    What a beauty! I would wager that zip-ties were original equipment; no foul there. That sparkly-yet-formal-tuxedoey-matress-saddle alone is worth the price of admission. You have more bikes like this?

    • Billnuke1

      I do have more of these. I just picked a green boy’s bike that is the mate to this beauty! Lady was using it as a lawn ornament! I traded a blue Aerolight girl’s bike for it! The wicker basket looks better on the Aerolight!

      • older1

        I like the cool flat-panel, high-density LED headlamp!
        Oops, that’s right, they didn’t have LED’s back then; it’s just a big plastic reflector (I’m so embarassed).
        It’s just begging for a fresh set of whitewalls, though!

  • Trailerparkcyclist

    It needs a Quasitron.