Schwinn Paramount 9

Paramount craftsmanship is the stuff of legends. We've brought back the heritage with our new 2009 Schwinn Paramounts

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[dec08a]

@Yozanace forget the weight issue unless you are competing at a very high level. Geometry and light wheels are the most important thing until you are at your TOP fitness. I love seeing these 200lbs+ guys on carbon frames if you are more willing to drop an extra grand than 10 lbs off your beer gut you probably don't have much future in cycling. I am sure your Csepel is great man, way to have some soul.

[ink0kevin]

looks like a new madone with sram gear.

[TikiPunch96]

much does it cost?

[Yozanace]

@drglinski What about bikes made in 93? I am just upgrading my Schwinn Csepel, steel frame made in Hungary, French gears,

Italian saddle, German wheels and NOTHING made in China!

My bike is heavy though, but I must love it. Nowadays, everything

is made in China...

[drglinski]

@yumyumsashimi you're right- I love the pre 1993 bikes and hate the post 1993 Schwinns!

[yumyumsashimi]

HaHaHa Schwinn has a love hate customer base! what a bunch of fucking losers its a fucking bike just ride it and shut the fuck up you bunch of fucking bitch's.

[dahgutone]

Haha, I was being sarcastic. Lol whatever.

[prichard]

Thanks

[dahgutone]

Haha, you bought one?

Good luck.

[prichard]

That's not true, I just bought a used schwinn 754 for $350. It had a lot of upgrades when I bought it and weighs just under 18 pounds. I believe I got the best bang for the buck in my area, and am very pleased with the bike.