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

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showtime:
i reckon some of the early- mid 90's bikes will be collectable as back then BMX was almost dead to most people & there were just a few hardcore rider owned companys producing some quality bikes, Hoffman, Standard, S&M etc
these are the guys that kept it alive & probably got most of us back into it as well   :daumenhoch:

theRuler:

--- Quote from: TwoBobRob on January 13, 2006, 08:19 PM ---
--- Quote from: theRuler on January 13, 2006, 04:42 PM ---the early to mid 90's was a boom time for great strong well designed bikes
before all manufacturers added 3" to the front end of the frame

collectable, and useable

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You really don't like the current stuff do you?



Everythings collectable.  Everythings useable.  To the right person.

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i am to short to ride the long bikes :(
what was a "normal" bike is now a short bike
in 97 i could ride pretty much any new freestyle bike
now its all xl.
well maybe not all, but all the newschool bikes pictured on here look like they have a 38" wheelbase

its all trends though

at least the "make the bike really heavy" trend is all but passed

stuntmaster:
also some of the cheap end bikes will be collectable ie the chrome gt banana looking things ,any signature frame as dirty vans says ,and anything that not many was made of and stuff like standard as they are the hutch of new .

ORB:
Mark my words, I will be a tuff wheel millionaire in 20 years :)

dirtyvans:
some of the top end modern is stuff is beautifully engineered and will be collectable for sure

The young kids who i ride with love their bikes and spend all their money on their bikes, just like we did, the reason they  make their bikes  look ratty and rusty and pieces of poo is so they dont get them robbed!

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