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Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 => Old School Race (riders ready, pedals ready... GO!!) => Topic started by: stevepeanut on February 24, 2013, 04:42 PM
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My lass has been documenting the build of her custom burner over on raleighburner.com.. Its been a mad rush for her to get it ready for Wini's ride out.
I am guessing this is the right section for it, burners came with track tyres so I suppose they were marketed as race bikes. Anyway here it is, just need some decals for it and its done.
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/cc202/stevepeanut/P1070134_zpsfea9d576.jpg)
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Cool build!! 8)
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Nice build. Mrs peanut must be a very happy lass. :daumenhoch:
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:coolsmiley:
What model burner was it originally?
Is it a MK1 with a Gusset :-\
:daumenhoch:
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Cool!you won't lose her on that! :daumenhoch:
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:coolsmiley:
What model burner was it originally?
Is it a MK1 with a Gusset :-\
:daumenhoch:
yep its the mk1 with the gusset, it was one of the basic red burners, heres how we got it
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/425582_10151310267410035_1195967314_n.jpg)
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Reminds me of a fondant fancy...! :D
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thats a beltin transformation :daumenhoch: might wana get a padded seat for next week thow to save you some ear ache :LolLolLolLol:
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Cool, I like the white forks/bars combo with the pink. Sets it off well. :daumenhoch:
:coolsmiley:
What model burner was it originally?
Is it a MK1 with a Gusset :-\
:daumenhoch:
yep its the mk1 with the gusset, it was one of the basic red burners, heres how we got it
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/425582_10151310267410035_1195967314_n.jpg)
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Own up, we're all friends here, it's for you isn't it?
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Own up, we're all friends here, it's for you isn't it?
it was bought for me originally, I was going to restore it to standard, red frame, yellow pads and tyres, the same as the first bmx I ever had, but I ended up letting her have it, its been great fun to build though, I have done all the build and she chose the parts and colours
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That's a great shade of pink right there! Top transformation
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I'm sure it was referred to as "Hot Pink" in the late 80s.....nice work :daumenhoch:
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My daughter would love that.