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Can anyone date this PK Ripper without a serial?
dancetothedrummersbeat:
Interesting info about bikes having to have a serial number from 1980 onwards. I presume that was only California law, hence why the likes of Hutch frames continued to have no serial number (as they weren't made in California) until 83 ish
58 delray:
--- Quote from: dancetothedrummersbeat on January 21, 2016, 10:04 AM ---Interesting info about bikes having to have a serial number from 1980 onwards. I presume that was only California law, hence why the likes of Hutch frames continued to have no serial number (as they weren't made in California) until 83 ish
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i believe so from what i have researched mate :daumenhoch:
kungfunky:
Plenty of good info already posted for you Clint about the serial numbers.
Now along with the serial numbers the other way to age a Loopy PK is the down tube decal, 79's had a single large square SE decal, 80's had a foil type decal that wrapped the seat mast and from then on it was your type of mast decal.
Also 79's are pre serial and have a thinner brake bridge than 80 onward.
Nice looking bike and worth a punt if the cash is right and maybe it will head over to me after that :LolLolLolLol:
Ohh and I've now got your messages about the pedals, I'll send you a cage up if you still need one :daumenhoch:
oldschoolace:
Cheers lads. Every day is a learning day :)
On its way! Im no Ripper fan but would be daft not to snag it at £75 :4_17_5:
chubby:
--- Quote from: oldschoolace on January 21, 2016, 10:33 PM ---Cheers lads. Every day is a learning day :)
On its way! Im no Ripper fan but would be daft not to snag it at £75 :4_17_5:
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Yay !! Budget freestyle ripper project is go :slayer:
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