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Mattdub:
Some classic pics Phil  :4_17_5:

OrgasmDonor:
i reckon the oppertunity to race old bikes at meetings just for the sheer enjoyivity of it is becoming alot more accessable because of the interest and what a way to keep the old muscles workin, even if yer just meesin aboutin your local park in the summer knockin out a few roll outs n endos, its cool. Classic cars get thier respect its nice to see that bmx's are achieving the same appreciation, as for fads, who cares, if your into it your into it, thats it, end of. its what you want it to be, an makin it yours is what counts. Everyone is gonna have thier own opinions and not everyone is gonna agree, thats what makes it work, thats what makes this site work, it would be pretty boring if we all sang from the same hymn sheet, i love bikes on here, i hate bikes on here, i know my builds will be hated be lots but i love em, and i think thats the point isnt it? over exposure can only do good but it may turn out expensive for any new comers and this will deffo raise the interest in midschool rides, the condor as mentioned would be a good contender for the loopy ripper status but theres loads more out there, the early SE Assassins are so underated its unreal. theres still bargains out there, you just gotta start thinkin outside the traditional old school box.

brass monkey!:
superb !!  :daumenhoch:

i wasn't asleep in the pic with Bill Stupple,..... honest !  ;)

Mattdub:

--- Quote from: monkeybiscuits! on March 13, 2007, 12:40 PM ---superb !!  :daumenhoch:

i wasn't asleep in the pic with Bill Stupple,..... honest !  ;)

--- End quote ---

Ben Shepherd has nodded off !  :LolLolLolLol:

jT Racing:
no idea where this hobby is going. I am sure it's a fad for many. i have way too many bikes. not worried about it though.

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