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kjilaja:
been looking at a couple of these on the web,can old school parts be used on one of these,eg,cranks stem etc,might have to get one of these unless i can get a gen1 for a reasonable price :daumenhoch:

pickle:
Horrible things......you can put any crank you want in one but stem wise, you'll have to use a 1 1/8th stem rather than an old school one.

But for the money, I'd get something better 

kjilaja:
cheers pickle thats decided then,didnt want to buy one,really want a gen1 was just checking,nice1 :daumenhoch:

Spen69:
Seriously bud, Rob's right - they were terrible :-\ Not even 100% chromo.

If you want to hang it on the wall, spend about £1,500 on a Gen1 and it'll have cost you so much you won't dare ride it :shocked: :shocked: :'(

If you want to ride a double top tube bike, join Ed209 and get a Supercross Extension (see it in bike of the month) or if you can't be arsed to build one yourself, just buy Steve Cost's Suburasa DTT and be done with it :daumenhoch:

Ed's bike :yahoo_silent:

http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=146434.0

Costs's bike for sale (a complete and utter fookin bargain) :coolsmiley:

http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=147414.0

Retro look new school technology bikes are where it's at for us olt-timers - I'm an old Mongoose fan and I'm one of the lucky very few to have a Knightbikes RetroGoose :smitten:

Peter J:
That one of Costa's is  :smitten:

Good Spec and a bloody good price  :daumenhoch:

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