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DYNO zone revamp. A bit of all school really. UPDATED

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Mark1:
Just thought id share this with you all get a bit of feedback good or bad im thick skinned. Im really pleased how its come together and just wanted to build something that i liked the look of rather than correct really. So here we go, bought a 98 Dyno zone off the bay for £20 which looked like this


Bit of an ugly duckling really but i really like the frame shape and style and have seen a few stickered up as old school compes so thats what i thought i would do.
Heres the results. Going to Romford Friday so i'll see how she rides. Like i said just wanted to build a cool looking bike.






Bit of a spec,

1998 Dyno Zone F+F
Unknown 48 rims
Quando Hubs
Dyno Bars
Dyno Stem and Headset
AME GT Grips
Repop DC Levers
DC Cables
Repop MX1000's (Not really impressed with these)
GT Chainring
Original Crank
Odyssey triple traps
Repop DC Seat clamp
Old Dyno seat
Dyno Snakepost
KMC Chain
Primo 20x2.1 V Monsters
Cheers to del for the decals  :daumenhoch:

Hope you like.

GavinDavis:
Love it!!  looks spot on  :daumenhoch:

Im just about to start my retro Dyno build too :) ...hopefully wont be too long before its built.

Mark1:

--- Quote from: gavindavis on January 29, 2013, 12:27 PM ---Love it!!  looks spot on  :daumenhoch:

Im just about to start my retro Dyno build too :) ...hopefully wont be too long before its built.

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Cheers Gav. I really like the look of it also the Mid School Dyno's are cheap as chips still. A good base for a retro looking project.

deeman:
That looks lovely fella.decals look the nuts :daumenhoch:

Mark1:

--- Quote from: deeman on January 29, 2013, 01:51 PM ---That looks lovely fella.decals look the nuts :daumenhoch:

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Thanks mate. Yeah Dels decals finish it off a treat i think, and the red is lovely.

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