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Free Spirit
Free Spirit was a Sears house bicycle marque applied to affordable road, utility, cruiser, and later mountain-style bicycles sourced from several manufacturers.
Company history
Sears introduced Free Spirit bicycles by the late 1960s and used the name through the following decades. Early upright and ten-speed models were imported from Steyr-Daimler-Puch in Graz, Austria, alongside Sears and Ted Williams badging. Later Free Spirit bicycles came from Japanese, Taiwanese, and American suppliers including Murray and Huffy, allowing the house line to cover children's bikes, cruisers, road ten-speeds, and mountain-style models. Sears registered the Free Spirit word mark for sporting goods in the 1980s, identifying the Chicago retailer as owner.
- Headquarters
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Country
- US
Photograph of an exact vintage Sears Free Spirit bicycle head badge distributed through eBay; owner-authorized use; original 720 x 960 JPEG retained without resampling.
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