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Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 => Old School Race (riders ready, pedals ready... GO!!) => Topic started by: reilley1 on August 26, 2007, 10:13 PM
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A sorta-kinda Kevin Mcneal replica
Thanks sooo much to factory JMC ace Adam Cox for the frame
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/w303/reilley1/jmc1.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/w303/reilley1/jmc3.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/w303/reilley1/jmc2.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/w303/reilley1/jmc4.jpg)
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/w303/reilley1/jmc5.jpg)
JMC (Serial #159)
Redline fork
Weinmann Rims
Sunshine Pro_Am front hub
Sachs-Torpedo rear two speed automatic with coaster brake
DT Stainless spokes
Cycle Pro Snake Belly Front/Cheng shin rear
V-bars
Oury Grips
Phillips Bottom Bracket
Dura Ace Cranks
MKS pedals
Schwinn Seat Clamp
Tange Cr-mo fluted seatpost
Ideale saddle
Mongoose Gold Stem
Vinyl Pads
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nice ;)real old school :daumenhoch:
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always wondered where/how you change gear with those semi auto coaster hubs. could you possibly be kind enough to enlighten us??? many thanks, Neil
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nice 8).
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Bicycle motocross :smitten:
:) DINGO :)
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Very nice :daumenhoch:
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mix n match, proper old school cool :daumenhoch:
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Quality :smitten:
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The Torpedo hub is truly fully automatic (Unlike the Bendix "Kick-back") You got to a certain RPM and it would shift into overdrive. The jump from low to high is sudden and we messed to get them dialed constantly. Due to the weight, they finally died out
Thanks for the words
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Do you have any more history on that one Rick, looks a beauty. I've had a go on one of those hubs BITD, but they weren't easy to get on with!
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great bike,
hope it gets used gently from time to time,
:4_17_5:
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Nive one Rick, those weinmann look the business!
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reilly, again another grass roots bike, but where oh where did you get that snake belly from...
grrrrrrr.
Dave
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now thats a proper OS bike, i love the 2 speed coaster hub :smitten: top build as usual mate :4_17_5:
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thanks for enlightening me. i assume that the bendix "kick back" changed as you pedalled backward??? hence, these were not available as a coaster equipped hub??? i still laugh now thinking about my mate having a go on my Stingray- he got on outside the house, rode up the pavement and as he rode off the kerb, the downward motion of the bike caused him to apply backward pressure and the brake applied, throwing him off the pedals and on to the top tube!!!!!!!!! classic! he squealed quite a lot.
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Now that's another class old school build :smitten:
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very nice bike mate :)
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Lovin' it Rick :4_17_5:
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reilley raises the bar again :4_17_5:
funny coz i was reading about kevin mcneal only today
in one of my many magazines that have bmx in them
reilley, was leary and mcneal teammates on JMC?
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Classy and different. :4_17_5:
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Beaut. :smitten:
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Rick, you make me sick.
Pukka mate, another top notch build :daumenhoch:
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Mcneal and Leary were not in the same team. I think Mcneal was bouncing between CRC and Riverside Redands Schwinn (of RRS fame) when he rode a JMC.
The two speed kickback hub was indeed a coaster brake. It made it a bit difficult to race sometimes cause if you wanted to shift, you sometimes ended up applying the brake. My Matthews mono has one of those hubs
(http://images.vintagebmx.com/web_pages/sidehackguy/MATT3.jpg)
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that bike is lush!! proper os!!