Trying to find pics to see the fork on the SE/MURRAY bikes.If anybody can help please post them here or email them to me at ceo@sportscardgold.com .

Thanks in advance!

Jim

E me at TheOMofbmx@charter.net, I have a flyer, spec sheet etc.. Will get it to you later today...
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OM

OM YGM!

Jim I only have close ups of the fork/ seatpost/rear hub

Jim this is the Basher that the landing Gear Forks came off of
not only is it the best picture I have its the only picture I have

MX1000 Brakes
ACS Hubs and Seatpost Clamp
Elina Seat and Pole
Takagi Crank
Race Inc Bars
SR Stem
and I think the pedals were VP 500 Only part I didn't keep is the frame
Hope that helps

Still waiting on a response from the OM.Scot please drop me an email when you get a chance.

doh - dang these double posts !

[ August 16, 2006, 12:18 AM: Message edited by: Dr.Frankenripper ]

that looks like a X20c frame w/a Kent fork .... (even most the breakdown of parts is X20c with some mixmatch here and there) --- but whatever

That is a Basher frame......They were based on the X-20.....Hence the SE/Murray conection.

That is what I have been saying all along.There was an SE/Murray Basher that was meant to be a mass produced low budget SE Racing bike.The fork was a Landing Gear variant.Like the one shown in the other thread on OS.

Mass produced,cheap=No top hat washer but does have the normal MURRAY retaining safety device.

meant to be --- but wasn't --- Scot didn't approve so the effort was scrapped - NO ? so it still just looks like a MURRAY x20c with a KENT fork .....

maybe its a WI thing - LOL

They were approved and sold nationwide nothing to do with Wisconsin.....

I don't even think they were an X-20c they were probably the mild steel version.....LOL...

well then I'm glad that fugly thing has only surfaced in WI kinda like ...... nah

They were manufactured in New Jersey J/K!!!!LOL!!!!!!

One on Ebay but doesn't have the original fork.

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Jim

Heres a pic of my real nos SE Basher. Its basically a Race Inc. RA-7 frame, even the serial number says RA ***. I showed Mike Devitt the frame in person at Rockford 2003 and he confirmed that it was a real factory stickered and sold aluminum Basher. They made a chromoly Basher (non-Murray) frame that came out in 1980 (looked alot like a hauler) and this was the aluminum counterpart.

I had one of those CRMO Bashers -- I vaguely remember it being a long, low, looptailed frame that was painted navy blue.

It was my favorite bike BITD. Who's got a pic of one of those?

I think Bill at Supercross has a red one, someone posted a pic of it one time.

Bmx action did a product blurb on it in 1980.

Is this a basher? This is an aussie members build. I'm pretty sure it was a basher.
pic from waza.

I remember that day Glenno!!..

You coming down to Gosford for part 2?

OSAMAie

yep!

I think its a Bronco, the quality non Murray Bashers were looptails.