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tedhuie Posts: 277 Joined: 9/22/2006 Location: Little Rock, AR	12/23/2007 10:46 AM tedhuie wrote: is this bike. a friend of mine got it from a thrift store and i somehow came across it. I want to fix it up but im not sure if i should. maybe i shoud just keep it original tedhuie wrote: is this bike. a friend of mine got it from a thrift store and i somehow came across it. I want to fix it up but im not sure if i should. maybe i shoud just keep it original Quote Last Post Only is this bike. a friend of mine got it from a thrift store and i somehow came across it. I want to fix it up but im not sure if i should. maybe i shoud just keep it original fighting over the internet is like racing in the special olympics... it doesnt matter if you win or lose, your still a retard
tedhuie Posts: 277 Joined: 9/22/2006 Location: Little Rock, AR	12/23/2007 11:47 AM tedhuie wrote: go here for better pic http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/...amp;imageID=25033644 tedhuie wrote: go here for better pic http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/...amp;imageID=25033644 Quote Last Post Only go here for better pic http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/...amp;imageID=25033644 fighting over the internet is like racing in the special olympics... it doesnt matter if you win or lose, your still a retard
benjimanactivate Posts: 2 Joined: 12/27/2007 Location: Lebanon, OR	1/24/2008 8:58 PM tedhuie wrote: go here for better pic http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/...amp;imageID=25033644 tedhuie wrote: go here for better pic http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/...amp;imageID=25033644 benjimanactivate wrote: looks like a mid/late 80's dyno compe. I would say an 86' but Not positive. since it is a GT product the serial number should have the last two numbers of it's year in the first couple digits of the #. if that makes any sense!! Talk to the homiez over at bmxmuseum.com for a positive year... Quote Last Post Only benjimanactivate wrote: looks like a mid/late 80's dyno compe. I would say an 86' but Not positive. since it is a GT product the serial number should have the last two numbers of it's year in the first couple digits of the #. if that makes any sense!! Talk to the homiez over at bmxmuseum.com for a positive year... Quote Last Post Only looks like a mid/late 80's dyno compe. I would say an 86' but Not positive. since it is a GT product the serial number should have the last two numbers of it's year in the first couple digits of the #. if that makes any sense!! Talk to the homiez over at bmxmuseum.com for a positive year...
kuwahara2 Posts: 429 Joined: 11/06/2007 Location: Delta, BC CAN	1/25/2008 4:44 PM kuwahara2 wrote: i'd say clean it up, touch up paint, clean rust, and replace grips/tires. kuwahara2 wrote: i'd say clean it up, touch up paint, clean rust, and replace grips/tires. Quote Last Post Only i'd say clean it up, touch up paint, clean rust, and replace grips/tires. chuck norris rides little kid's bikes!!!
SCIVIC94 Posts: 5 Joined: 1/20/2008 Location: ,	2/18/2008 8:34 AM SCIVIC94 wrote: NICE RIDER.NOT 100%ORIGINAL BUT CAN BE A COOL BIKE. SCIVIC94 wrote: NICE RIDER.NOT 100%ORIGINAL BUT CAN BE A COOL BIKE. Quote Last Post Only NICE RIDER.NOT 100%ORIGINAL BUT CAN BE A COOL BIKE.
jpntbll9 Posts: 69 Joined: 11/11/2007 Location: Granite City, IL	3/25/2008 8:34 PM jpntbll9 wrote: that thing looks ghetto old school is just another name for broke ass bikes from back in the day vintage my ass new school is way better jpntbll9 wrote: that thing looks ghetto old school is just another name for broke ass bikes from back in the day vintage my ass new school is way better Quote Last Post Only that thing looks ghetto old school is just another name for broke ass bikes from back in the day vintage my ass new school is way better whip it good
cluckey Posts: 8 Joined: 4/03/2008 Location: WATERFORD, MI	4/15/2008 4:46 PM cluckey wrote: sell me the front maggg cluckey wrote: sell me the front maggg Quote Last Post Only sell me the front maggg
Old School Wolfie Posts: 74 Joined: 7/15/2008 Location: AUSTIN, TX	7/15/2008 4:01 PM Old School Wolfie wrote: That is a Dyno Compe probably from 1986. I would clean it up and keep it or sell it if you need the money. Old School Wolfie wrote: That is a Dyno Compe probably from 1986. I would clean it up and keep it or sell it if you need the money. Quote Last Post Only That is a Dyno Compe probably from 1986. I would clean it up and keep it or sell it if you need the money.
Mr Wilson Posts: 903 Joined: 6/16/2008 Location: OSHKOSH, WI	7/15/2008 4:17 PM Edited Date/Time: 7/15/2008 4:18 PM Mr Wilson wrote: modenize it put new suff on it but do it so it sill looks original 3 piece cranks / small gearing / big bars / odessy director forks / color scheme is importent to find a good one and do it .? what i;m sayin is build it up 80's style wit modern parts Mr Wilson wrote: modenize it put new suff on it but do it so it sill looks original 3 piece cranks / small gearing / big bars / odessy director forks / color scheme is importent to find a good one and do it .? what i;m sayin is build it up 80's style wit modern parts Quote Last Post Only modenize it put new suff on it but do it so it sill looks original 3 piece cranks / small gearing / big bars / odessy director forks / color scheme is importent to find a good one and do it .? what i;m sayin is build it up 80's style wit modern parts Represent>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.deadendarmy.com/home.htm
Ultra-Magnus Posts: 177 Joined: 5/28/2008 Location: LUBBOCK, TX	8/1/2008 2:02 PM Ultra-Magnus wrote: go original as possible, it would be cool to take around the neighborhood now and again Ultra-Magnus wrote: go original as possible, it would be cool to take around the neighborhood now and again Quote Last Post Only go original as possible, it would be cool to take around the neighborhood now and again Fear is only as strong as you let it be.
tedhuie Posts: 277 Joined: 9/22/2006 Location: Little Rock, AR	9/6/2008 4:23 AM tedhuie wrote: i think i've figured out it's an '86. im gonna get it re-painted and get some new stickers made for it. im gonna try and keep as much stuff on there as possible. but it needs new tires, grips, and brakes tedhuie wrote: i think i've figured out it's an '86. im gonna get it re-painted and get some new stickers made for it. im gonna try and keep as much stuff on there as possible. but it needs new tires, grips, and brakes Quote Last Post Only i think i've figured out it's an '86. im gonna get it re-painted and get some new stickers made for it. im gonna try and keep as much stuff on there as possible. but it needs new tires, grips, and brakes fighting over the internet is like racing in the special olympics... it doesnt matter if you win or lose, your still a retard
njdirtstreet Posts: 109 Joined: 10/28/2007 Location: highlands, nj usa	9/8/2008 6:04 PM njdirtstreet wrote: fix it up and ebay it njdirtstreet wrote: fix it up and ebay it Quote Last Post Only fix it up and ebay it (\__/) (='.'=) (")_(")
skullybike Posts: 7 Joined: 12/03/2007 Location: Longwood, FL	11/7/2008 9:12 PM skullybike wrote: Mr. Jones couldn't find a better gem. Ur bike is bout 85 86. Do not part it out or sell it. When I was a kid I wanted what uve got now. u own apart of bmx history . To restore it u would erase every scare it has ever earned. When you restore it it would be worth fighting with your wife to keep it in the living room. Nice bike good job keep it. skullybike wrote: Mr. Jones couldn't find a better gem. Ur bike is bout 85 86. Do not part it out or sell it. When I was a kid I wanted what uve got now. u own apart of bmx history . To restore it u would erase every scare it has ever earned. When you restore it it would be worth fighting with your wife to keep it in the living room. Nice bike good job keep it. Quote Last Post Only Mr. Jones couldn't find a better gem. Ur bike is bout 85 86. Do not part it out or sell it. When I was a kid I wanted what uve got now. u own apart of bmx history . To restore it u would erase every scare it has ever earned. When you restore it it would be worth fighting with your wife to keep it in the living room. Nice bike good job keep it.

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