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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: Gnarlyscoots on March 16, 2012, 11:37 AM
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very nice :daumenhoch:
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Noice :daumenhoch:, looks like it would have back in the day, i love the survivor look nowadays , like it, only thing i'm not 100% is the rear brake but thats just me but i love the look of it with the flash of gold etc :4_17_5:
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Looks good Terry with a nice mixture of era parts :daumenhoch: I like the brake tbh. Is it the same set up as Sean's old Decoster ?
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Different tyres & a chain , job's a good 'un ;)
Like it :daumenhoch:
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Looks good Terry with a nice mixture of era parts :daumenhoch: I like the brake tbh. Is it the same set up as Sean's old Decoster ?
Thanks guys.
Rear brake setup is:- 1976 Shimano Tourney centre pull with Shimano Q/R clamp hanger. Sean, I think, had the DC 750 setup, nice, but I just fancied a complete Shimano setup from lever, cable, frame clips to hanger, cable pull and caliper :daumenhoch:
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changed my mind i like the brake now :4_17_5:, looks good close up :daumenhoch:
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Does look cool :daumenhoch: black seat and grips for me but still looks the nuts :daumenhoch:
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Does look cool :daumenhoch: black seat and grips for me but still looks the nuts :daumenhoch:
Cheers Pickle :daumenhoch: The seat is an Ariake Jag II Champion in Oxblood with rare Oxblood Tange grips. The pics don't really do them justice as they match perfectly and give the bike that 'old' era correct look, imo that is :daumenhoch:
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:daumenhoch: gotta love an old Goose :smitten:
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Looks great Terry, loving the centre pull (but I would wouldn't I). Terry is right though I had the DC setup on my DeCoster, the Shimano as good if not better.
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Very nice,love the survivor look,actually looks like a vintage bike :daumenhoch:
The colour of those grips is good,not too bright :daumenhoch:
like Matt said,maybe some nice survivor tyres,bit of age to them,will complete the look 8)
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:smitten:
Nice build
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Bloody superb dude...!
Looks well vintage blud...!!
Ill swap ya for a Super Tuff...! Its vintage!
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Nice job terry. Get it out on the April London ride. :daumenhoch: :smitten: :smitten: :4_17_5:
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:smitten: :smitten: love it Terry , top job :4_17_5: :daumenhoch:
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Terry this is fookin lush. End of mate, end of :yahoo_silent:
Wish mine was candy blue - that is sweet as mate :coolsmiley:
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Very nice Terry - and I was saying to restore the frame ::) what the fook do I know? Looks perfect as is 8)
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BIG thanks guys :daumenhoch: Parts run down as follows:-
Survivor frame, fork and Tange Meriter Headset
Picked up this frame and fork from a member on BMXmuseum a while ago now and was going to restore it. When I got it, had a change of heart due to the condition of it. I just couldn't bring myself to strip all the history from it so I decided the next best thing was to build it with near to NOS or NOS parts as possible. I hope you like the finished outcome.
1979 Team Mongoose Frame and Fork
1979 Tange Meriter Headset
NOS Tuf Neck stem
NOS Gold Win bars
NOS Oxblood Tange grips
NOS Shimano pre bent lever
NOS Gold Shimano cable
NOS Shimano brake pads
NOS Gold Takagi crankset
NOS Tange bottom bracket
NOS Takagi chain ring
Re-issue MXS BM-7 pedals
Re-issue NITTO stamped seat post
NOS Oxblood Jaguar II Champion seat
NOS Shimano cable hanger Q/R
NOS Shimano Tourney centre pull caliper
NOS Shimano cable clips
NOS Gold Ukai box rims
Restored Campagnolo Record hubs
NOS Asahi spokes
NOS Shimano freewheel
NOS Cheng Shin fat/thin combo tyres
A well deserved thanks to all involved in helping me track down the parts I needed for this and for the guys who helped out with all the shipping from the US of A.
A special thanks though to keithd for sorting an awesome deal on the frameset for me, cheers brother.
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Absolutely love this bike can't stop looking at it,bike of the month for me :4_17_5:
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I like bicycles & would like to trade an old bicycle for this bicycle.
My bicycle is older than this bicycle & has a massive front wheel...you will like it.
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that is proper nice :daumenhoch:
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Nice. Like that 8)
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Awesome F/F in that nick... :daumenhoch: :daumenhoch: :daumenhoch:
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nice job mate, that looks sweet :daumenhoch:
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Was that shape Tuf Neck stem available in 1979? Pretty sure they didn't come out until 1980...
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Very nice that , love the survivor look :daumenhoch:
Brake is cool 8)
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Was that shape Tuf Neck stem available in 1979? Pretty sure they didn't come out until 1980...
quality build though isnt it ::)
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Was that shape Tuf Neck stem available in 1979? Pretty sure they didn't come out until 1980...
That stem is actually an '83 model but as it's NOS, I got it dirt cheap and I wasn't keeping the bike full '79 spec, I'm not too fussed to be honest :LolLolLolLol: I have been offered a trade for a NOS gen one Tuf Neck but much prefer the look of this one :coolsmiley:
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Was that shape Tuf Neck stem available in 1979? Pretty sure they didn't come out until 1980...
quality build though isnt it ::)
Thanks buddy :daumenhoch:
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Terry this is fookin lush. End of mate, end of :yahoo_silent:
Wish mine was candy blue - that is sweet as mate :coolsmiley:
Thank you Spen, appreciated :daumenhoch:
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lovely bike :daumenhoch:
but how can you say it's finished without a chain on it ???
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lovely bike :daumenhoch:
but how can you say it's finished without a chain on it ???
Griff, I have a NOS Stainless Steel KMC chain for it and I know if I put it on, I will ride it, and my mate will crucify me for putting brake rub on the Ukai :2gunsfiring_v1: :crazy2: :D
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tell your mate where to go !! the weirdo ! :LolLolLolLol:
ride , ride , ride ! sweet build !
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:smitten: Loving that :daumenhoch:
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Lovely build Terry :coolsmiley:
Glad you kept the frame survivor ;)
Would be interested to see if it looked better with some cheng shin knobblies :)
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lovely bike :daumenhoch:
but how can you say it's finished without a chain on it ???
Griff, I have a NOS Stainless Steel KMC chain for it and I know if I put it on, I will ride it, and my mate will crucify me for putting brake rub on the Ukai :2gunsfiring_v1: :crazy2: :D
::) brake rub will just add to the 'survivor look'
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Looks good Terry. :daumenhoch:
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Loving this TJ. It's aching to be ridden >:D 8) :daumenhoch:
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Great choice of parts and has kept that survivor look with some NOS bits, job very well done :daumenhoch:
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:daumenhoch: yummy