Swiss Military Surplus Army MO-93 Military Bicycle
Jan 17, 2019 6:09:34 GMT -7
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Post by desertbikes on Jan 17, 2019 6:09:34 GMT -7
At Sportsmans Guiide for $1,169.00 Out of my price range but certainly a classic with some very cool features. www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/swiss-military-surplus-army-mo-93-military-bicycle-7-speed-used?a=1847491
Rare, incredible working piece of history! Swiss chocolate. Swiss bank. And now, this highly collectible Swiss Military Bicycle specially adapted to meet the needs of armed forces. In use since the early 20th century in many armies throughout the world, bicycles allow swift, silent movement and increased mobility on the battlefield. This beauty was built between 1993-1995. Created to be used by couriers to deliver messages, ammo, documents and even Swiss cheese to front-line troops.
This Bicycle is a strong, sturdy 48 lbs. A few are still used at the Company 17 (Fallschirmaufklrer Kompanie 17) Special Forces base and Paratrooper school at Locarno-Magadino military airport in southern Switzerland. They're currently ridden by cadet officers, sergeant majors, quartermasters, cooks and guards, in addition to being used for physical training and movement between the barracks and firing range.
Condor produced 5,500 units for the Swiss Army
Matte Olive Drab steel frame
Front and back racks
7-speed Shimano derailleur gearing
Front and rear lights powered by axle-mounted dynamo
Hydraulic rim brakes
Lockable frame storage boxes hold included pump, tool kit
Leather saddle
Straight mountain-bicycle style handlebars
26" spoked wheels, pneumatic tires
Built to last and ready to ride
Weighs approx. 48 lbs.
Used condition
This Bicycle is a strong, sturdy 48 lbs. A few are still used at the Company 17 (Fallschirmaufklrer Kompanie 17) Special Forces base and Paratrooper school at Locarno-Magadino military airport in southern Switzerland. They're currently ridden by cadet officers, sergeant majors, quartermasters, cooks and guards, in addition to being used for physical training and movement between the barracks and firing range.
Condor produced 5,500 units for the Swiss Army
Matte Olive Drab steel frame
Front and back racks
7-speed Shimano derailleur gearing
Front and rear lights powered by axle-mounted dynamo
Hydraulic rim brakes
Lockable frame storage boxes hold included pump, tool kit
Leather saddle
Straight mountain-bicycle style handlebars
26" spoked wheels, pneumatic tires
Built to last and ready to ride
Weighs approx. 48 lbs.
Used condition
A bit warm. yes. Had to do another 2100 mile round trip on short notice. My back was/is in a real bad way & came home to a dead AC unit. Other than that its been just peachy! 
It's interfering with my bike & shooting time
Great for some things. Vans are such a bitch to work on. But what car isn't anymore...