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kungfunky:
Gen 1 Phil wood hubs were silky smooth easy to maintain and tough.
SE power wings, super comfy and strong.
Vans shoes were grippy on most pedals too

Devilock:
The title of this thread should be read by Brian Sewell...!

Gnarlyscoots:

--- Quote from: pickle on April 11, 2013, 12:22 PM ---BITD Tuff II's   come on for freestyle we ALL wanted them  :daumenhoch:

--- End quote ---
Tuff II's were pants Rob. Most of the guys I hung about with had problems with them, hubs crushing, coaster problems, cracking etc etc. Ukai's were the sought after wheels we wanted back then  :daumenhoch:

along with Z's for the freestyle 'bend 'em, reshape 'em' thingy  :D

pickle:
Not for us, we all wanted tuffs round our way.

They weren't without fault but we all wanted them.

Discostu:
Here is my list.

Potts stem bolt.
Acs boa- the best calliper brake by far.
Ad990- although its fiddley it started off the change to u-brakes as a standard fitment.
Odyssey gyro- the first rotor that actually worked. Now most manufacturers use the same basic principle and cable system.
Peregrine super pros- excellent double walled rims from ukai laced up to sealed suzue hubs. A great wheel set that became the wheels to ride.
Gt mallet stem- certainly the best stem ever made by gt/sr.
Nankai freecoaster- unbelievably smooth hub that paved the way for freecoaster technology.
Tech 77 levers- probably the best levers ever made. And still going strong.
Redline flight cranks- great back in the day. And still great now.
Acs rl edge tyres- boy oh boy would I love to have a set of those bad boys.
Sst command seat post- very strong
Tioga beartrap 2 headset. The best headset for threaded forks.
Aheadset- I remember the first bike I had this set up on and I couldn't believe that an idea as simple as this hadn't really reached the mainstream market.

I'm sure I will think of some more.

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