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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: oldschoolace on July 26, 2015, 10:27 AM
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They don't seem to get much love in here, is it the drainpipe posts putting people off :-\
(http://verydesign.net/bmx/dyno_procompe88.jpg)
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What do you mean by 'not much love'? that not many people have them or people slate them? there's been quite a few people on here that's done some cracking Dyno's in the past :daumenhoch:
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What do you mean by 'not much love'? that not many people have them or people slate them? there's been quite a few people on here that's done some cracking Dyno's in the past :daumenhoch:
I mean you don't see that many Rob, given the volumes produced and the number of them over on the museum
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Dyno's are more of an American thing, Clint. They are also more geared towards flatland and when they were being released, Haro and GT Pro Performers were already hugely established.
I do like a Dyno bashguard though :daumenhoch:
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I like the frame & as said they rode pretty good for flat, the forks are nasty though :LolLolLolLol:
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Always liked those forks :-X
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I loved building mine
(http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/07/26/95364998fdf9b6fb448d5a87724d95a2.jpg)
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Yours was the only one I could remember to hand Dan, hence the question. Still looks ace :daumenhoch:
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I've got one, great wee bike, bought it as a cheap rider, will stick a pic or two up when I sort the brakes out.
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I like them :) , but have never owned, or even had a go of a Dyno. :(
:daumenhoch:
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The one above with the curved profile forks look pretty cool I would deffo build one if I could .
There were a lot of later ones which were quite cheap/generic which don't get much love I suppose.....
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Costa done some blinders
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(http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/07/26/6e824c9198b24947b119b60f02225637.jpg)
Ready when you find one Clint
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:LolLolLolLol: was wondering if that would make an appearance
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:LolLolLolLol: was wondering if that would make an appearance
Will bring it to mk for ya :whistle:
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I think a dyno is a hard bike to build, get one in factory spec and they look stunning, try to do your own thing and they look wänk, I can only think of 2, one of which is dans, that weren't spec but still looked great
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Dave raciness is stunning ;)
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I'm doing one at the moment although its not the freestyle frame, I still don't know what frame it is other than it is certainly a Dyno as denoted by the D at the back of the seat tube. I'm just saving up to have it powder coated. It does have a coaster brake bracket on it which seems odd for a bike that looks like it should be for racing and not freestyle
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Mine got more love here than on ebay that's for sure...
(http://i.imgur.com/lpnDJIf.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/ELiX9j3.jpg)
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I forgot, I'd built this one for a mate last year.
(http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/07/27/b78a25bc4226225023ce1a9836581d0b.jpg)
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I like them :) , but have never owned, or even had a go of a Dyno. :(
:daumenhoch:
tbf though you like everything (or at least you're too polite to say when you don't)
Dave Racine's is a beaut as mentioned above - think they may have suffered from the brand being cheapened a bit when all the shit Dynos came out later.
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Are there any pics of Dave Racine's one for us uninitiated?
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Anyone?
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Anyone?
just because I like you, I went onto Dave's FB page and found this
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just because I like you,
Are you trying to groom me?
:whistle:
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(http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc259/marley8008/dyno001-2.jpg) (http://s217.photobucket.com/user/marley8008/media/dyno001-2.jpg.html)
My old one
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Now that one I like ^^
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because they're aesthetically challenged ?
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Now that one I like ^^
x2 :daumenhoch:
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I always loved the ones in the BMX Plus adverts ... Dan's baby blue one Is super cool !