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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: motomagII on June 09, 2008, 02:35 PM
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(http://)http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/s-m-bmx-classic-dirt-bike-their-1st-trails-frame_W0QQitemZ300230163902QQihZ020QQcategoryZ22679QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
send guy email but no reply
what year is this is it 1 inch headtube??????
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It looks like its 1" but cant be sure. Its got 990s so its not a very early one*.
If it is 1", its probably a mk2 dirtbike, any year from 1992/3 to 1996. Other clues would help age it, like frame number, dropout style (one think one, or 2 thin ones stuck together).
*mk2s came with and without 990s, I dont think mk1s ever came with mounts.
Hope that helps
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Oh also
"here you can see my s&m "CLASSIC DIRT BIKE" bmx frame (one of the first frames they made along with the challenger race frame)"
The first frames were the K9 and the Mad Dog in the late 80s, the Dirt Bike in late 80s/early 90s with the Holmes close behind, and finally the Challenger well into the early 90s. :idiot2:
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would like it if it was inch
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have it anyway greg
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hi graeme was watcing your auction too .you have pm
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Id take a guess that it IS one inch ???
There aint much to go on, cos the mk2 dirtbike was totally the same as the mk3 "oversized" 1 1/8 A-head, apart from the headtube. :-\
If he is saying its an early one then it must be 1", right?
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Someone got a good price on that, what ever size it is! :daumenhoch:
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that was me decided to take a punt .hopefully inch and ill be happy .
gonna be rider for me as i only have me race bike
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I might well have some 1" pitchforks up for sale soon. Esp as you want it for a rider, cos I dont really have any NOS/Mint parts.
Remind me about it when you get the frame (and when you know what size it is).
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will do mate only need forks ,brake possibly,bars andi thik ill have the rest
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I asked the guy about this frame a couple of days ago and he said it's 1 1/8 ,but he could be wrong? Sorry I didn't see the post earlier
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hope iotsw ich ill resel it if its 11/8
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looks 1" 1/8 to me
is it that you want an inch dirtbike or you want to use inch parts ? im sure reducers are available