Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 > Old School Freestyle (frame stands and kickturns galore!)
THE WORST BMX BIKE EVER!!!!!! the saga contunies
tricknuts:
I remember writing to Acorn with a list of tricks that i could "perform" asking them if they would sponsor me. haha. In a bit like a good CV, I couldn't actually do most of them. The ariel was a bit of a exaggeration. More like pathetic ramp 180 ( or often 150) would be more apt. Could do the endo's almost 100% of the time though. Wonder how many Freeway's they would have sold if they had me on their trick team ;D
kusam:
Did you get any reply?
jT Racing:
--- Quote ---i seem to remember some bmx bikes that were made by a company called tensor or tenser.they were absolute sh-t.mail order only i think.mid 80s.
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:LolLolLolLol: :LolLolLolLol: I got a tensor drophandle of my mum for christmas, she thought it could replace my second hand eddy merx. Parents bless em.
jimmyp:
Worst bike i can remember was ironhorse, you could only get them from out of the catalogue. And when it arrived you found out why :'(. My mate also snapped 2 of the frames, what a pile of crud they were :'( :-[ :(
tricknuts:
--- Quote from: KuSam on January 12, 2006, 07:59 PM ---Did you get any reply?
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Actually yes I did. Although i don't have the letter, basically it said.
"Dear ross. Thankyou for you interest in Acorn.
Unfortunately, we do not have any vacancies in our trick team at the moment" blah blah blah etc.
I'm sure they didn't even have a trick team, so thats why i wrote to them. Thought it would be a bit more realistic than writing to Haro or Skyway.
I was crap on a bike anyway.
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