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7/18/2018 10:23am
We're in the "bike" builds section, right? Here she is. 1980 Mongoose Motomag. My 12 year old son and I just finished restoration. Frame and fork were bought on eBay. Original paint and decals. I'm 43 and this was my unattainable dream ride when I was a kid. I hope these shots bring back great memories! Please share your vintage BMX bike pics.
The GT’s were always the ones out of my reach.
Greg
The Shop
I found a brand new Skyway T/A frame, fork, handlebar and wheels for sale locally a few weeks ago, almost snatched it up. It gave me the idea of showing BMX Bandits to my son and got him a micro race bike. It was my favorite movie as a kid and I wanted a BMX bike really bad but never did.
I expect to build a similar project shortly with him.
Damn, this thread floods the memory bank!!!!
G.T., Mongoose, Hutch, Kuwahara, Diamond Back, Redline, Haro, Dia Compe, Skyway, Swhwinn, Thruster..
Oakley, Takagi, A'ME, Suntour, Tioga, Pro Neck, Araya, Shimano, Tuff, Cheng Shin.....
I wanted a hot pink/white Hutch so bad when I was a kid. Instead I got this thing from Coast to Coast. Not baller, not even with a seat from a Mongoose.
It had a better plastic bmx seat and better style bars and stem/neck and bar pads.
My friend got that hutch white n pink bike it was the trickstar. I found a 85 hutch i think it was the judge? rode the piss out of it in the early 90's blew away the 92 redline 340 i had at the time.
I knew a kid in my hood with a yellow kuwahara i got to ride it a few times it was a sweet ride. Could never come to grips with this 96 mongoose solution comp 3 i had.
I do see that a guy in Appleton, WI is selling all new Hutch bike parts..What do you guys know about this? Did he buy all the blueprints etc and re-making parts to that spec?
A friend of mine is a big bike collector..here are a few pictures of his collection..
Pit Row
Here it is in all it's 1985 glory. I had just left Jersey to go to school in Charlotte, and my buddy at the bike shop sent this to me to replace my broken and warrantied PK Ripper.
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