A Short History of Schwinn: 1990s Bankruptcy though 2021

The Trust was originally set up to share a modest amount of Schwinn’s profits among a small group of heirs. Most heirs either were discouraged schwinn dealers or had no interest in working for Schwinn. We’ll contact you as soon as your order is ready, and deliver your gear to you with zero contact. Edward… Continue reading A Short History of Schwinn: 1990s Bankruptcy though 2021

A Short History of Schwinn: 1990s Bankruptcy though 2021

An everyday electric bike from the makers of Cannondale and Schwinn that keeps your posture upright for long, fun rides. Check out our full line of electric bikes and accessories. Headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, one of the most bicycle friendly cities in the USA, Pacific Cycle has locations in Illinois, California, Toronto (Canada), Poole (UK)… Continue reading A Short History of Schwinn: 1990s Bankruptcy though 2021

A Short History of Schwinn: 1990s Bankruptcy though 2021

W. Schwinn returned to Chicago and in 1933 introduced the Schwinn B-10E Motorbike, actually a youth’s bicycle designed to imitate a motorcycle. By 1990, other United States bicycle companies with reputations for excellence in design such as Trek, Specialized, and Cannondale had cut further into Schwinn’s market. Unable to produce bicycles in the United States… Continue reading A Short History of Schwinn: 1990s Bankruptcy though 2021

A Short History of Vintage Schwinn Bicycles

The company would eventually be renamed the Schwinn Bicycle Company. With his background as an innovative motorcycle engineer, he set his eyes on developing futuristic new bicycle products geared towards children. The stage was set for an era of Schwinn creativity and innovation that would catapult the company into a dominant position in the bicycle… Continue reading A Short History of Vintage Schwinn Bicycles

A Short History of Vintage Schwinn Bicycles

F. Goodrich sold many different products including Schwinn bicycles. In one notable conversation with his marketing team, Frank W. Schwinn said, “I guess you’re going to lose me that (B. F. Goodrich) account.” At the time B. F. Goodrich had 1700 different locations selling Schwinn bicycles. He also was friends with Alfred Sloan of General… Continue reading A Short History of Vintage Schwinn Bicycles