Now this is a really neat bike. I love the early Schwinn Le Tours, and this is its predecessor and a nice bicycle. In 1972 Schwinn started importing bikes from Japan with the World Traveler and World Voyageur. For some reason these bikes never even made the catalog. I’m guessing they wanted to see how well they would be received before they put them in print. Both bikes were made by Panasonic. They must have been well received because in 1974 they introduced the Schwinn Le Tour made by Panasonic and in the catalog. These bikes are Schwinn approved. Take a look at this beauty:
Opaque green looks great on the steel lugged frame, and it is one of my favorite vintage Schwinn colors. The derailleurs are an early Shimano. Rims are chromed steel Araya and fit 27” tires. Crank is a one-piece Schwinn design made in Japan. Brakes and levers are Diacompe.
Badge 
Bars 
Fork 
Front 
Frame 
Rear 
Saddle 
Seat Tube
A beautiful example of a vintage bike. I’m sure this one has delivered many hours of happy riding to its owners.
Frugal Average Bicyclist 
Your blog and bikes remind me of a Luka Bloom song 🙂 “The Acoustic Motorbike”
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I hope you like that song. 🙂
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👍 vintage bike !!! Goodddd !!!
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Very
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Super 😎
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Bicycle riding, so interesting. But l never had the courage …
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https://frugalaveragebicyclist.com/2021/06/05/learning-how-to-ride-a-bicycle/
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Such a cool color this green!
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My favorite after Kool Lemon.
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👌👌👌This is exactly what the Favorit and Eska bike looked like in communist Czechoslovakia. The bike named Ukraine was then imported from Russia … it weighed about 20 kg😁
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Interesting
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It really is beautiful!
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Agreed
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This looks like a great bike
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Agree
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