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Question posted by loydlamarr on March 20th, 2018

Hello, Where Can I Find A New S Seat (red And White) For My Schwinn Alloy Seven?

i have already tried eBay,bike shops, target, amazon ,on line everywhere.And schwinn. Thank you

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