Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 > Old School Freestyle (frame stands and kickturns galore!)

Hi all and need some help...

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poorboyee:

--- Quote from: Rich P on June 14, 2017, 08:56 PM ---Thank you for the input, it's helpful.
I'd never seen these before a few months ago...I had a mongoose /Ammaco racer and 2 freestylers (dp firebird and areo reflex) back in the day.
I did buy them both for parts,  so if I need to invest in a different frame then it's no real loss ( got 2 pairs of skyways, etc out of it :)... But, the 9 year old will get a chance to make a custom build out of the bits I don't need :), he's very happy 😊

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AMMACO are still going now but only with cheap budget mountainbikes and similar bmxs, their glory days with MR.RUFFEL and the LLEWELLYN FAMILY are long gone :( but its good to hear that you got some skyways+parts out of the deal, and your kid gets a cheap and cheerful "FIRST BUILD" bike/parts :coolsmiley:
the ammaco frame looks in very rough shape with the seat tube, also the big dent on the platform looks nasty :-\ I would ask/look around on this site and see whats for sale, or back on EBAY but check with the people on here :radbmxsmilie: next time!! they will tell you if its worth buying or not, I just ride/mend/upkeep my bike and don't do the "BUILDING THING" but do have some knowledge ;) ;) ;) ;) 

Rich P:
Will do Curb Endo.
Only just got into this rebuild thing, and can't believe how much stuff changed since kids.
I'll put the frames to use, and will use the great bits for the 94 GT Fueler I've just bought ( serial number is sorted, I've checked out the thread :))
Looking forward to getting covered in grease again like I did for 15 years :)

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