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gossa:
CW made a hub in about 1986 called the CW Revcore (get it, revolutions, core?) and shortly after CW went bust and from the ashes Roger Worsham (CW owner) started a new company, Revcore.  The company did well with Charles Townsend winning ABA National no1 Pro in 88. 

I would say that Revcore freestyle stuff (48hole hubs and fs frames) are pretty rare, you don't see much revcore stuff around at all really, some frames pop up from time to time on ebay usa.

I had a custom Revcore XL made with double dropouts, that bike was nice......

double chevron:
And the chrome finish was the best quality I've ever seen !

QuadPaul:

--- Quote from: Mattdub on January 17, 2008, 10:36 AM ---Rare stuff .......

VDC Gorila 24" F+F ( not junior size )

Obviously some rarer than others.................................  ;)

 

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Mattdub, what makes you say standard Gorila over a Junior Gorila, just curious as I always assumed far less Juniors where made.

Mattdub:

--- Quote from: QuadPaul on January 18, 2008, 10:14 AM ---
--- Quote from: Mattdub on January 17, 2008, 10:36 AM ---Rare stuff .......

VDC Gorila 24" F+F ( not junior size )

Obviously some rarer than others.................................  ;)

 

--- End quote ---

Mattdub, what makes you say standard Gorila over a Junior Gorila, just curious as I always assumed far less Juniors where made.

--- End quote ---

Hey Paul ,

I figured I'd seen more junior versions for sale than big un's in the last 2-3 years  :-\ . 

QuadPaul:
OK fair way to judge :daumenhoch:

I was just curious incase you knew of some figures

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