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This is not my bike, but is nearly identical to the one I owned in 1967-1968 (mine did not have whitewall tires). It is a 1967 26" Schwinn Typhoon Coppertone. It has copper colored frame, chain guard, saddle and handgrips, with chrome fenders. It has a front trap rack as did mine.

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This is not my bike, but is nearly identical to the one I owned in 1967-1968 (mine did not have whitewall tires). It is a 1967 26" Schwinn Typhoon Coppertone. It has copper colored frame, chain guard, saddle and handgrips, with chrome fenders. It has a front trap rack as did mine.
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Marty Cormack (martycormack@urbanists.social)'s status on Saturday, 13-Dec-2025 15:24:18 JST Marty Cormack
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@ascentale @IoanSaid @hyenachow @bikenite
#BikeNite A2:
The brand I have an emotional attachment to is Schwinn, a company established in the city of my birth, Chicago, and the brand of the first 4 bikes I owned. When in high school and a golf caddy, I caddied for Frank Schwinn who was the CEO of the company at the time.
Of all the bikes I owned, the 1967 Schwinn 26" Typhoon Coppertone was and still is my favorite.

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