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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: punkdSICO on May 29, 2012, 08:58 PM
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Hi all
I am finally getting a Falcon ProStyler off a list member (ill never be able to afford a Kuwahara Exhibitionist so this is the next best thing..) There seems to be bugger all info about Falcon in the net. Were they an off shoot of Halfords? I found a brochure saying "exclusive to Halfords" for some Falcon BMXs.
The company name is actually "Falcon Pro"; was there anything "Pro" about them?
Thanks for any info..
Paul
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Decent bike company from Brigg in North Lincs, I think their cromo bikes were made in Japan. My first racebike!
http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/CORP/aboutFalcon.html
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Decent bike company from Brigg in North Lincs, I think their cromo bikes were made in Japan. My first racebike!
http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/CORP/aboutFalcon.html
Cool link - thanks.
Anyone know if the ProStyler is cromo?
Its still surprising how little info is out there..
Paul
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yeah akisu made thier descent frames for sure top end ones were very good
bottom end were mainly catalogue bikes
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They used Tange made frames for their Pro Race Bikes.
These were posted up not long ago: http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=126830.0
http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=140500.0
http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=141635.0
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Pretty sure the ProStyler was mild steel.
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Falcon Pro Catalog
http://ossbmxracing.co.uk/Storage/FalconProCatalog.pdf
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Hey all - my ProStyler arrived today. Pretty chuffed with it..
I think it might be Cromo as the frame weights 5lb 11ounces compared to a Supergoose @ 5 5 (the only old school frame weight I can find in the archieves..) So, the ProStyler is 170grams heavier but this is freestyle frame compared to a race frame.
Anyone got the weight of a old school frame? I believe the only way you can "guess" if a frame is cromo verse regular steel is going to be based on weight..??
ta,
Paul