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nitrohopper:
I suppose for me it was a quiet day at work and a browse on google when I put in pk ripper and ended up at the original rad forum and pk radmans pictures of his awsome collection of warranty carded se rippers and quads his gt's and profiles a absolutely stunning collection of truly stunning ild school bmx , then I went and bought my quad 24 then the ripper then the gt then the c w mini then the falcon prostyler then resto on whitehawk before moving on to the haros, team sport then sport then c w freestyler then my 20 quad and  84 master  up to my air uni  and now the 85 fst , its been a whirlwind couple of years and I have lovee every minute pf it and meet some really great people

Retrodan72:
I stopped in '87 but helped my mate restore his Raleigh Aero Pro in '94 and had a bit of a ride on that.

It was in '08 where my mate told me he had the same AP frame and forks on eBay and they had sold for £200. I didnt believe him, so did some eBay searching myself and was amazed at how much these 25 year old kids bikes were worth. I joined RB.com, BW and RAD, then just messed about with Burners for a few years until I went on my first RAD ride in '11, then the BMX bug got a total grip on me.

dancetothedrummersbeat:
ebay. I always wanted a Skyway T/A bitd, so I would occasionally search for one on ebay - 2003 ish onwards. In 2009 I did a search just for the hell of it, and an 84 chrome T/A f&f came up. It was located in California, but I won the auction for about £210. That was it - hooked ever since.

Bfellows:
Too much beer, then ebay.  Its how most of my "hobbies" have started..........

BMX1973:
Surfing the net and came across the BMXmuseum around 2004/5.

Then started to see links going all over the place.

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