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Mikku:
That is SO cool! Love it!  :smitten:  As stated above, check out all the resto threads and take your time choosing what to do, what to replace, etc, etc, especially with such a classic bike! I'm not far off from finishing my Laserlite build as per the link below! Good luck with it all and keep us posted!

Oh, and please, please, please ditch those pegs!  :daumenhoch:

Gashead:
 :daumenhoch:




That will come up a gem with a good polish, plenty of tips on here to get that looking great.


Keep us posted


 :4_17_5:

BADDH:
Welcome   :daumenhoch:

You've got a great bike there mate,  it will come back to life as good as new with the right and careful restoration.

Research how to do it on here before you start  ;)

rodriguez:
 "wantit"

Not a lot of work needed there, could have that looking great for next to nowt, just a good clean, oh and don't go near it with a brillo or autosol.

I'll add the grips to the list to get rid off with the pegs and seat post.

Seat post

http://www.natsukashi.jpn.com/en/store/seat-posts/222-seat-post/nit-sp4-l360-st-nitto-seat-post-old-school-bmx-straight-222-chromoly-chrome-plated

10mm wheel nuts

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Track-Nuts-for-Wheel-Axle-Bolt-9mm-10mm-14mm-Bike-Axle-Nut-/130705884945?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&var=&hash=item1e6ead8711

Grips

http://www.porkchopbmx.com/AME-CAM-Old-School-BMX-Grips-BLACK-AMECAMSBLACK.htm

animal:
That will clean up a treat that  ;) So cool 2 have ur original bike  :4_17_5:

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