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Aero Reflex build.

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Diesel1:
Hi all,

Here starts the build for my....... Aero Reflex!  :shock: Yes I know an Aero Reflex build on here is nothing new but as I usually frequent raleighburner.com it is a new route for me.

I know it is not a Raleigh but as Raleigh did not produce a freestyle bmx I have had to look to another manufacturer.

I will add to this thread as I go.

The frame, obtained from curby and previously owned by eamonn I think, stripped of the old decals and powdered mid candy blue.








I got a, slightly modified!  :lol:, Renthal layback from peter2moped on raleighburner.com.  I have given it a coat of etch primer and flattened it down.  It will have another coat tomorrow and then get the paint started.




Simon.

Gnarlyscoots:

--- Quote from: diesel1 on May 20, 2013, 11:43 PM ---
but as Raleigh did not produce a freestyle bmx I have had to look to another manufacturer.


--- End quote ---

 :shocked:

http://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/raleigh/'model=1390

http://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/raleigh/'model=1392

Nice frame sets these apart from that niggly rear frame stander either side that catch your feet.

What you putting on it bro  ???

Diesel1:
Thanks for the links Terry!

I do not take into account anything after '86!!! Anything after '86 is New School to me.

I must admit I didn't remember the Shock at all.  Were they any good?

I have some Skyways, 880/901, tech 4, Fusion stem, Odyssey gyro, Sugino spider/chain ring, Aeroyal seat, MX seat post clamp, Shimano SX pedals and AME grips.

Simon.

NORTY40:
Nice colour  8)

Now i see why you bought the Silver MX clamp of me on RB.com  :)

Looking forward to seeing it built up Si  :daumenhoch:

rick1970:
looking forward to this , nice colour that simon  :daumenhoch:

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