Bike of the week - bmx in London in 1986

not a BMX for bike of the week this week!
its a very cool looking motorized bike. i have one of these projects under way my self....ill be stoked if it comes out half as good as this bad boy

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Bike of the week - 80s skyway freestyler

so nice and green.
this has inspired me to start a 24" freestyle styled bmx for a winter project.

Hawaii fixie action

i kinda love this video and also kinda think....why dont the just get BMXs....esp the guy at the end.

what do you think?

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bike of the week

Bike of the week

mmmmm so nice...even tho its pink!

Image borrowed from here

Freestyle BMX History 101 - The birth of Haro.

In 1976 a SoCal kid called Bob, with an eye for style and a steady hand with an X-acto knife, supported his BMX addition by making custom number plates for the sport’s top racers.
The Haro number plate was an instant hit, and went on to become an icon of the sport. Demand for Haro plates was phenomenal, and soon a business was born. More after the jump...

Bike of the week

BIKE OF THE WEEK

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Image borrowed from ratrod bikes

Bike of the week.

THE RUSTBUCKET

Heaps more pix of what i think is one of the best ratbikes

How much do I miss my redline..

Who gets rid of stuff and regrets it?

How much do I miss my redline...it was a statement of fashion, speed and it was just Rad.

Redline was born when two guys with a common interest in welding and motorcycles began making frames and