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Mid School BMX (>87) 1989 to 2003 (<05) => Mid School ( Keep the faith ) => Topic started by: miggs on June 12, 2011, 08:55 PM
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Hi All
How do you date a T1 barcode frame as just got one and i think its early
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This should help You :daumenhoch:
http://issuu.com/terribleone/docs/barcode_timeline
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cool looks like i got one of the 100 first batch cheers bud
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now need to make a list of parts to build this beauty up
anyone got any info on what i need to get
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Depends on what you're building it for street/trails etc and you're own personal choice ;) . Era correctish would be (as a brief list):
Forks: Standard Bash, S&M Pitchforks, King forks, DK Street/Jumping Forks
Headset: Chris King, FSA Pig
Wheels (so many to choose from): Hubs: UK made G-Sports, Peregrine Phat Jacks, Primo SOB : Rims: Sun BFR, Peregrine HP-48's Sun Big City
Tyres: Primo 'The Wall'
Seat: Pr1mo Hem Saver
Seat Clamp: Primo Viking
Cranks: Primo Powerbites, Profile SS, Proflie Racing
Chainring: Graveyard, Xposure, Profile Whippet/SS - should go with 43/44T - maybe down to 38....
Freewheel: ACS Claw 16/15T dependant on hub
Bars: S&M Slams, T1, Standard Stips etc
Stem: DK Jumping, Primo Casket, S&M Redneck (with cutout for Gyro)
Lists endless :)
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multiple miggs? :LolLolLolLol:
any pics?
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:2funny: what did miggs say he said he could smell my :2funny:
will get some pics tomorrow
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i'll convince you to swallow your own tongue.....
now,
pics of this T1,
is it a spooky or kastan? maas specialties?
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the one I used to have was supposedly a MAAS specialties built one, but I got that info from the seller, not sure yhow you check. I always wanted the Nate Wessel frame myself
There's a pic in my sig labelled Old T1
I used ditchforks, powerbites, primo mustache bars, DMR V12s, and the wheels built up from Supra E (sigma) rims can't remember the hubs might have been primo aswell. New school bits on it were the elementary stem, macneil pivotal seat, the chain ring, and the ody tyres but they were what I had around at the time and it all worked rather well from a rider point of veiw rather than era specific
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(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/v48/mrmiggs/t1bmx013-1.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/v48/mrmiggs/t1bmx006.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/v48/mrmiggs/t1bmx013.jpg)