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1978 SE racing JU-6...
kungfunky:
Some frames/bikes are classed as rare, some classed as desirable but very few are both, the JU-6 sit's right at the top of the tree when it comes to BMX frames that are highly sought after by the majority of serious collectors and I'm lucky enough to own one :)
I've had this frame for a long time, almost 8 years now 8) (some bikes I like to keep in my own collection) and it's my pride and joy that I'll never sell. Like most JU's it was cracked at the head tube so I had it repaired. This was an obvious weakness and when the name was changed in 79 the front gusset was also added :)
This has been on my office wall or in storage all the time I've had it and I've never seriously thought about building it up, and for now I won't either as it'll be going in a display case along with some chosen vintage SE memorabilia :daumenhoch:
In short the JU-6 was designed by Scot Breithaupt in 1978 for pro rider Jeff Utterback, Stu was the number 1 rider but he already had the STR-1. The 6 came from Jeff's national ranking. After Jeff left SE to form GJS, Perry Kramer got the frame and a gusset was added then the name changed to become the PK Ripper. There were 2 types of JU-6 made, the Floval top tube like mine and the round top tube ( same top tube as my Round Tube Ripper).
Anyway here it is at long last out of hiding :daumenhoch:
Jeff Utterback
Stu with his round tube JU-6
the JU-6 and BD-III advert
Pooch:
Very nice Ash.. But what is that jock strap thingy? Last time I saw one, Adam goff had one on his head! London ride Christmas pictures :daumenhoch:
deeman:
Awesome piece of history Ash,thanks for sharing :daumenhoch:
NORTY40:
Never tire of seeing all your SE stuff Ash :smitten: ..... even though i have seen quite a bit of it before :-X
One hell of a collection mate and some stunning bikes aswell :daumenhoch:
jT Racing:
rear end looks very different from the black one he's holding in the pic. how many different versions were there?
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