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Skyway TA dodgy weld?

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MartyC:
Send a pic to colored tuffs and see if he can get a response from the Skyway dudes!   :LolLolLolLol:

I'd say that makes it a pretty rare frame so long as it's not a rider for the older more fuller BMXer (i.e. us old farts!) should be worth cleaning up with coke and foil or oxalic acid and keeping  :daumenhoch:.

dj B silverlite:
Thanks for all the reply's people. im not sure what to do with it ill probably keep it i cant get it repaired as i think it will ruin what is essentially original. Hmmmm  ::)

2020mad:
a 1983 Tea break example.  :LolLolLolLol:

SaMAlex:
There is a great story of an early S&M that went out with the dropouts only tack welded on. It got powder coated so it was missed all together. The bike was an Xmas prez and was built up and put under the tree. When the kid sat on it, the back wheel shot across the room, with the dropouts still attached!

Bad ... but funny!

steve Beech TA:


I think you should give it to me, i would not like you to hurt yourself on it! aint i considerate ;D

No seriously, leave it as is how long has it been like it and it does not seem to have done it any harm. If anything it makes it more desirable in my opinion, gives it a story, and we all like one of those, we all liked jackanory didn't we.

Nice find is it a complete frame set :daumenhoch:

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