Picked up from a museum member here… Not sure yet how I am going to build it up entirely but off too a start. HEAVY!

Original post by cirebo and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

Picked up from another museum member (Leachguy), Thanks for the Ditch fork as well. He painted it Glow, I embraced the Tint and Finished it in Green. Remember members of Sabbath were originally called

Original post by cirebo and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

My original DP Freestyler from 1984. One of the first white unstamped frames produced by the factory.

Original post by phantom photon and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

this is my kid 16″ kink seat plastics pedals fly brakes and more to come i’ll keep u updated

Original post by Auburning and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

This ‘97 Cruiser started life chrome with fake Arayas. I went with a retro star theme to give the feel of an early 80’s race bike – but with mid/new school technology (Xtro set up, threadless stem, ho

Original post by Porkchopzz4 and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

Picked this up for my nephew for $35 and cleaned it up real good. The decals were all scratched and crappy looking so I took them off and shined it up. Just need to get a new seat now.

Original post by jjhill and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

One owner 1978-79 Redline MXII. Original bike with retro rebuild parts.

Original post by redline_mx2 and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

One owner 1978 Redline MXII. Original bike with retro rebuild parts. Bike came with Araya 7C rims with Suzue hubs (I think), now has Araya Super 7X rims with Suzue hubs and Hucker freestyle kevlar tyr

Original post by redline_mx2 and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

2009 S+M LTF

Original post by CythoN and many thanks to them and their entry and picture of their BMX Bike

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