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Welcome! => Welcome => Topic started by: Jamie86 on November 23, 2016, 09:59 PM
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Hi, 15 years since I last purchased a BMX I have decided to buy another. After having various Haro's, Dyno's and a Powerlite my new addition takes me back to my early teens. I have purchased a Dyno Compe (98?) from a local free ads and it's sitting nicely in the kitchen I am wanting a bit of advice about how to replace a few items so the bike is original as possible. I'm not after a perfect match to the original parts but would like them to be in keeping. I need new grips, pedals and tyres, any advice? Also, can you advise on current value of the bike I purchased? Not sure if I paid over the odds.. Chrome is in great condition, decals good condition. Everything else is totally original but items listed above are a little worn.
I look forward to using the site and browsing the forum.
Link to pics of the bike - http://s1376.photobucket.com/user/Jamie_Beet/library/'sort=3&page=1
Jamie
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Hi, 15 years since I last purchased a BMX I have decided to buy another. After having various Haro's, Dyno's and a Powerlite my new addition takes me back to my early teens. I have purchased a Dyno Compe (98?) from a local free ads and it's sitting nicely in the kitchen I am wanting a bit of advice about how to replace a few items so the bike is original as possible. I'm not after a perfect match to the original parts but would like them to be in keeping. I need new grips, pedals and tyres, any advice? Also, can you advise on current value of the bike I purchased? Not sure if I paid over the odds.. Chrome is in great condition, decals good condition. Everything else is totally original but items listed above are a little worn.
I look forward to using the site and browsing the forum.
Jamie
Welcome to the site Jamie.
Great to see people still getting into the hobby.
Best idea would be to post up a pic of your purchase, you will need photobucket or a similar hosting account, Upload to there then copy and paste the IMG code here. That way people can see the bike and advise on the original spec and maybe where to obtain the parts needed and possibly a rough value if that is important to you.
By the year of it there should still be plenty of bits around for it. Get a pic up and let the fun begin...
Damo :daumenhoch:
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:welcome to RAD jamie :daumenhoch:
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:welcome to :radbmxsmilie:
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:welcome to :radbmxsmilie: :daumenhoch: