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Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 => Old School Freestyle (frame stands and kickturns galore!) => Topic started by: electro808 on December 04, 2007, 12:45 AM
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Okay. This stem came with an 88.5 Haro Master I bought a while back. It was NOS and is mint/unmarked. I have since found a nice Group 1 stem for the bike so, at the moment, it is sitting in a drawer doing nothing. These never come up on eBay (Seriously, I've never seen another) and I would like a bit of info on the stem before I consider letting it go. What date (roughly) did Pro Neck produce this stem and what sort of money do people pay for them.
I think it is an amazing looking Pro Neck and I would like to keep it but my other bikes are from '86 and earlier so this is a little bit modern for those builds...
Look forward to your comments....
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/dd35/electro808/DSCF0337.jpg)
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im pretty sure jj baldbmxer has bit collection of these pm him he will help you with info on em .
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I say send it to me and i will get all the info you need on it :) you may not get it back though mate :LolLolLolLol:
wot a luverly stem :-*
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I wonder if it is worth as much as those Oakley grips that you sold last night? A radberry Redline Forklifter went for over £200 last week. Have people gone mad???
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well ive seen 2 of these before but they were a bit different styling and they were over ton each
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I'm always on the lookout for a decent Tuf or Pro Neck stem on eBay.com. I search for Pro Necks every other week and you don't even see them on eBay.com...
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I wonder if it is worth as much as those Oakley grips that you sold last night? A radberry Redline Forklifter went for over £200 last week. Have people gone mad???
Indeed crazy prices :D i was shocked buy those grips :shocked: that redline forklifter was mental i saw that too you can bet that thats being stipped back and polished too..............i have 2 of those bad boys nos and boxed in alloy :smitten:
anyone want to trade there house,kids,or cars for em? :LolLolLolLol:
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Fortunately one of the other Rad members sold me a forklifter for £30 including delivery. Although bought NOS, it had been sprayed black with a rattle can but it did come with a replacement decal. What a bargain...
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nice nice stem, they do come up every now n then and always get a good price
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I don't think I've ever seen one of those before, is it a late 80's model?
Looks very tidy all the same :smitten:
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I've seen one of those somewhere before and have a gut feeling its not a pro neck.also have a butchered "PRO III XL" floating around at home.i'll try to find out more.
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the ones ive seen dont have the scoop out round the stem bolt
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I've seen one of those somewhere before and have a gut feeling its not a pro neck.also have a butchered "PRO III XL" floating around at home.i'll try to find out more.
i think you may be right it not technically being a pro-neck, but as with tuf n pro necks it prob made in the same moulds with connections to the same people
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but as with tuf n pro necks it prob made in the same moulds
(http://www.adamsantiquesfairs.com/images/!9th-Cent-Jelly-moulds---So.jpg) :daumenhoch:
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done a bit more digging.What i remembered was one on ebay u.s middle of 2004.It was listed as a"VERY RARE PRO FIT 3 XL".
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but as with tuf n pro necks it prob made in the same moulds
(http://www.adamsantiquesfairs.com/images/!9th-Cent-Jelly-moulds---So.jpg) :daumenhoch:
nice insight to your collection of interchangable heads for your bum tickler dude :daumenhoch:
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There was definitely a Pro Neck II stem. I've seen a few of those so I just assumed this stem was a Pro Neck III. The stem has the large bolt which screws into the quill, like a Tuf/Pro Neck so again, I just assumed it was a Pro Neck...
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(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/dd35/electro808/bdeb_1.jpg)