Blue Moon Bikes Classic Schwinn Sting-Ray Krate Museum

Blue Moon Bikes in Sycamore Illinois, 3 floors of new and classic bikes, parts and accessories. The main floor has everything for your biking needs. We carry a full line of bikes from brands such as Schwinn, Raleigh, Specialized, GT, Haro, Dyno Kustom Kruisers, Redline and others. Our Second Floor has lots of classic bikes for sale and trade. Tons of parts for your classic bikes, both new reproduction and originals, we also have various new old stock items. Stop by and visit our third floor Schwinn Museum. Featuring classic Schwinn Sting-rays, Krates, Phantoms, and other classics. We are located in downtown Sycamore, Illinois. 211 West State Street Sycamore, IL 60178 You can find us on the web at www.bluemoonbikes.com Or you can give us a call at 815-899-3100 Thanks for checking us out!

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  1. Love these bikes… I have a 1970 Schwinn Sting Ray Krates replica ๐Ÿ™ I wanna get the real thing! my favorite bike though is my 1930’s-1940’s Rollfast ๐Ÿ˜€

  2. only the rich kids had schwins where I lived as a kid. the rest of us had kmart or western auto stingray knockoffs. Parents had no problem saying “no” back in the late 60s / early 70s.

    A real stingray made you instantly cool.

  3. He grayrealities, is faving this video a CUT on cancars? I see your little hater group hasn’t been able to get rid of his channel yet. What happened?

  4. Very cool. I could see peewee herman greeting people at the door ha ha ha. I have the 1972 schwinn apple krate.plus others.love them.peace out.

  5. There is that bike shop because im looking around for (low rider or banana seat bikes) if any one gots one

  6. Hey from :20- :22 that harley bike with the fenders and the gas tank, well i have that bike in very good shape, how much do you think I could get for that. possibly trade for one of their cool stingrays. (;

  7. Damn..had one of these when I was 14. Both my tires were same size and white walled. Had the 6ft tall sissy bar on it. Had black cloth tape on the handle bars and pushed the bars forward slightly. Then stretched aluminum foil through the spokes. Lightening auto drag flaps on the rear of the frame and finally a car antennae. Man I had to fight a lot to keep that bike from being stolen. I couldn’t take it out of the house sometimes.

  8. Just finishing up, ran out of room in the last comment? Yeah!!! Man!!! I’m so JAZZ!!! I’m gonna modifiy it a little? Just a little ! I’m gonna convert the shifter to a “Pistol Grip” shifter, and call it the `Cuda Krate, and show it off with my FY1 Lemon Twist `1970 `Cuda, at all the Mopar Car Shows. My `Cuda is Bad Ass!!! Now, its more Bad Ass with my Lemon Twist “`Cuda Krate,” right next to it.. Later. Work hard and follow your dreams… They do come true at times??? Dvs`Cuda

  9. I had an Orange Krate when I was 11y/o, bought it and had it close to 4 hours… I let my friend ride it around the block, back home in Chicago, and he came back crying and a swollen black eye??? He got Bike Jacked!!! He wasn’t the only one crying, my brand new Orange Krate was gone, Wahh!!! I am 43y/o now and ever since I’ve always wanted another one… July 3, 2009 I bought a LH 11/72 Lemon Peeler, Today is 7/16/09, I powdered coated the frame and restored every thing else… Its DONE

  10. this is awesome, i just bought a 71 blue single speed and im bringin it to kratefest 2009!!!! can’t wait to see the muesium

  11. Winderful to see appreciation of these kind of bikes, however incredibly selfish and mean to keep them all locked away so people cant ride them!!! ๐Ÿ˜›

  12. I am just in AWE at this collection. Amazing! This coming fall I may be making a trip Chicago to experience the neighborhood my parents grew up in. If I go I am definitely making a stop at this shop in Sycamore. Great job Blue Moon Bikes! Reminds me of when I was twelve years old, walking the rows of brand new Krates and Stingrays at the local Schwinn shop, which to this day is still in business under the same name – Wheel Away, San Jose, California.

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