Like the Schwinn Sprint, the Schwinn GT200 is a Huret Allvit branded up for Schwinn. The GT200 is based on a slightly later version of the Allvit than the Sprint, but the differences are nothing to get over excited about - toothed pulley wheels and a bigger outer cable stop adjuster.

By 1972 this was a very passé design and, from their experience with Shimano, Schwinn was starting to notice.

This example is the version with the short pulley cage - and at 43mm it is surely short.

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1. •Brand: Schwinn, manufactured by Huret
   

2. •Country: USA, manufactured in France
   

3. •Date of introduction: 1972?
   

4. •Date of this example: unknown
   

5. •Model no: unknown
   

6. •Weight: 312g including hanger plate
   

7. •Maximum cog: 32 teeth (Sutherland’s 4th edition)
   

8. •Total capacity: 32 teeth (Sutherland’s 4th edition)
   

9. •Pulley centre to centre: 43mm
   

10. •Index compatibility: friction
    

11. •Chain width: 3/32”
    

12. •Logic: top normal
    

13. •Pivots: two pivots, front sprung and rear unsprung
    

14. •Material: largely steel with one bronze parallelogram arm
    

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