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MartyC:

--- Quote from: Southern Andy on February 11, 2008, 10:41 AM ---A lot of the guys on here are telling me not to sell it.


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Too right, you've got to keep the faith, easy to say now but wait till the summer comes  :daumenhoch:

southern andy:

--- Quote from: 80sdave on February 11, 2008, 11:35 AM ---That looks nice i havent seen a huffy for years didnt realise they were still about, looks quite long to. :daumenhoch:

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It is mate, light as a feather and it doesn't hurt when it lands on you neither :LolLolLolLol: The ground hurts though. It is at the top end of the Huffy bikes, i like it a lot.



It does have a long frame, which is why i bought it, my son has a GT with an 18/19" top tube, no way can i ride that. I'm just under 6ft by a fraction.

Anyway, try as many bikes as you can for size, these guys on here know there stuff big style, so any info they give you it will be honest.

As i have said, i'm not sure what i'm doing with this yet, time will tell. ;)

80sdave:
Yeah i must admit the info given on here is great, well helpful. Ill probably try to find somthing i can race in the os series for the rest of this year and get up to speed then next year when ill have all the time i need race full on but i really want to get my youngest racing he's 7 and likes the dirt as where my middle son is a skatepark addict.
maybe a PK junior for him  :smitten:

southern andy:
This is old school mate, and it wont cost you an arm or a leg neither.


http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=54753.0

80sdave:
Nice bike i'm just not that keen on the old haro's for some reason, money isnt the issue i just have no time at present to get stuck in buy and ride, a few more weeks yet, i have to read the rules aswell to find out how much of the bike has to be os to race.

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