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Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 => Old School Freestyle (frame stands and kickturns galore!) => Topic started by: adamski9471 on June 11, 2012, 06:13 PM
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finally started using the gt and it rides really well,its not "era correct" and definately not "mint" but after spending around £100 and getting £110 back for the old hutch stem its not really cost me owt.got to sort some performer bars and fit the gt clamp then maybee decals?not too sure,then time for a ride to a local meet if there is any in sheffield,what do you guy's and girls think?
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Nice bike. But isn't it a pro freestyle tour?
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Nice bike. But isn't it a pro freestyle tour?
pro freestyle tours and pro performer are the same just different parts, same as the team models but they were fitted with high end parts
nice rider ;)
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Nice bike. But isn't it a pro freestyle tour?
it could have started out as one,the only original parts when i bought it were the frame and forks.
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looking at your old photos with the serial number 1187 its actually an 88 GT believe it or not and would have left the factory as a 88 :4_17_5:
why? cos GT was the biggest selling company and producing thousands of frames so what ever was left from november would be sold as an 88
sic rider i want it 8)