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Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 => Old School Freestyle (frame stands and kickturns galore!) => Topic started by: Faze 3 on January 31, 2007, 03:57 PM
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Here's a pic of me from bitd (blimey I was thin then!) Can you spot the frame?
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/w92/faze3_photo/IMG_3648.jpg)
I'm sure this is way to easy for you guys.
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I'm crap at this but I'll give it a go, a Torker? ::)
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DP
ace pic!
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cool pic, the skip in the background add a little panache !! ;)
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hmmm
actually is it a trm?
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yeah looks like a dp, maybe the gl model? cool air by the way :daumenhoch:
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Thanks for your nice comments, glad you like the pic & yeah the skip does add to the ambience!! We did try moving it (ha ha).
We were lucky enough to live near a building site, so materials for ramps were everywhere.
I knew someone would guess the frame......the good ol TRM freestyler. Odd looking beast it was but tough as nails.
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is that romsey in hants on the bin??? 10 mins from me if it is :-\
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I never noticed that before, but the picture was taken in Andover, Hants. Just up the road!
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I might have a TRM frame for sale soon. I spoke to a mate last night and he said he might get rid of it.
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Its an unusual frame design, pretty strong and light. I've not seen any for sale since I got back into the old school thing.
Would have no idea what one would be worth now, I know mine cost £115 in 1983.
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this is what the trm should have been
(http://30cms.co.uk/temp/z/fox4_painted.jpg)
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What's going on with that frame! When you say thats what a trm should look like, you mean they changed there plans?!
Mine never looked like that?
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nah it's a fox 4styler
similar kind of design to the trm but better geometry
remember the seat tube angle on the trm? i recall seeing people with reversed laybacks fitted
the fox had a quicker head angle too
the fox's platform wasn't liked by many though :D
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Have to confess I never heard of the Fox 4 styler!! What year were they made?
Very similar design to the TRM, don't go a lot on all the holes, trm looked a bit nicer than that from memory, think I bought mine in late 82, early 83.
Even then I was near on 6' tall so a straight seat post was good for me, as was the shallow head tube, made for easier quarter pipe landings, compared to the Haro Master I moved on to next.
Was tough though the ol TRM, really did take a lot of abuse, all of my mates owned it at some point and it never broke!
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the 4styler come out in 1985
i broke mine in 87. they cracked in the usual old school frame place
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That explains why I've never seen one I stopped BMX in in 85, Got a job and they all took the piss at me turning up at work on a Haro Master!!
I've tried the same recently and got a similar reaction!!!! (FAT BLOKE, SMALL BIKE SYNDROME!)
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TRM
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/v290/orb200181/BMX/ORBs%20BMX/PB010018.jpg)