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Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 => Old School Race (riders ready, pedals ready... GO!!) => Topic started by: reilley1 on May 01, 2006, 09:41 PM
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LRV (Model unknown) but one of Chuck Robinson's babies
LRV Frame
LRV/Matthews Girder fork
Alloy Bars
Sugino Super Maxy crank
Dia Compe lever
(http://images.vintagebmx.com/web_pages/sidehackguy/LRV1.jpg)
Oury copies
Cheng shin tires
Early Lambert Sealed Hubs
Weinmann Rims
(http://images.vintagebmx.com/web_pages/sidehackguy/LRV2.jpg)
(http://images.vintagebmx.com/web_pages/sidehackguy/LRV3.jpg)
Spring Suspenede Gallet saddle
LRV Pad
Weinmann brake calipers with Matthauser brake shoes
Early Bullseye sealed bottom bracket
(http://images.vintagebmx.com/web_pages/sidehackguy/LRV4.jpg)
MKS pedals
Steel seatpost
Steel seatpost clamp
Tange Headset
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thats some serious old school right there......
hes done it again
Dave
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wow a 70's bike that doesn't have a coaster - now that was sophisticated!!
Lovely build there
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rad!
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another fantastic build
i reckon we need a group pic soon of all your sweet builds
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Awesome :daumenhoch:
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nice bike those forks lok super strong ;D
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ace build.
luv it :4_17_5:
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that is so cool.
you must have one serious bmx collection!!
them forks are going the distance too.
is it front heavy to ride?
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still think you got the nicest bike rick. :4_17_5: if you ever want to part with that centurion.
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WOW, WOW, WOW and WOW!
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how cool is that bike..............VERY!!!!! :smitten:
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Nice. :4_17_5:
Is that a euro threaded bb on it?
If it is funny how things go round in circles.
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Chuck Robinson (among others) had a road bike background. When BMX bikes starting to come out of the stone ages, people like Chuck who worked at LRV and DG put a little of that road influence on those bikes.
The front end is actually pretty light, that fork is aluminium and weight wise it was slighter lighter than a conventional fork and stem.
I ran it on my little brother's 15.5 lb bike back in the day.
(http://images.vintagebmx.com/web_pages/sidehackguy/PETE1.jpg)
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Awesome bike, well done 8)
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Yup...i am liking that a lot... Nice job m8 :daumenhoch:
I like the Torker in the piccy too ;)
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pure old school, sweet build ;)