How Do You Restore A Schwinn Stingray?
The Schwinn Stingray is a classic bicycle that is an icon of American engineering. With long swooping handlebars and styling more focused on comfort than function, the Stingray is easily recognized by its oversized toptube, coaster-style brakes and red/white color scheme. Unfortunately, many Stingrays are in disrepair or have been all but forgotten by their owners. If you can manage to get your hands on a Schwinn Stingray you are lucky, but it may not be in great shape. It is possible to restore the Stingray to its once-impressive luster with just a few simple steps. Use the dish soap, bucket, sponge and some water to clean up the bike the best you can. Make sure to get in all the nooks and crannies of the different bike parts. Use the chrome polish to work on buffing out any rust or surface oxidation on the handlebars and pedals. Use the drill and grinder to grind down any rusty areas and to grind all of the paint off of the metal bike frame. Wipe off the grinding dust with a towel, t
