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check out billy 'famous' stupple.....still there at the skyway factory after 24 yrs.thats cool billDave
That's right!I had a meeting with the 4 owners of Skyway this week, and one of the topics was doing a retro 25th Anniversary Skyway T/A frame with modern geometry. After a couple hours of discussion, plans were approved to go into the developmental stages of designing both a pro 20", and a pro Cruiser new school T/A frame! This is great news! I'll keep everybody here posted as we start designing prototypes! Now, please keep this in mind..... at this point we are collecting data on making the new frames. No production date, or pricing have been discussed yet, and there is a possibility that we can hit some snags that delay this from happening, but... the important thing right now is that this is what is being planned!here are some pics from my visit....Outside the factory in Northern California. Did you know that the factory is within 40 miles of 2 volcanoes?!If you own a set of Tuff 2's, chances are this machine made them!Here is an inside look at both halves of the Tuff 2 wheel mold.Ken Coster, the president of Skyway, keeps a cool collection of product in his office! (And none of it is for sale!) I'll post more later! -Ed
What about getting one, removing the stickers and painting it white, then putting Black Dirt Bros stickers on it? It would be a modern/original dirt bros frame. How cool?
Great news.I wonder if this anonymous welder is Rod Miles - http://www.vintagebmx.com/rodmiles.htm.I think he is also into his Skyway's since I think he owns a 16", 20" and 24" from the pics I've seen on vbmx.com.I don't expect confirmation of this. Just a guess/speculation.
Looking forward to that email then.