red bike has a spalding decal on the front

pink bike




freespirit


anyone one has more info on these bikes?
pics of what they are suppose to look like original?

the first one looks like it *might* be akisu made. the other two are taiwan junk.

s'posed to look like this...

Bring them to the scrap yard!

[ March 21, 2007, 10:03 PM: Message edited by: Rosco ]

those are actually "newer" bmx bikes. as in mid school stuff. older stuff would be 1970's. guess it depends on your perspective.

Tim
Are you posting a image of something that has a copyright??? How dare you! In other words...Tim has the right idea....just not the correct choice of picture! LOL!!


Jon

Make them rideable and give them to some local kids - unfortunately, they have no collector value.

you may want to check the headtube on the pink fork to see if it is stamped Tange?

I had a Spalding MTB bitd "86-87", I actually junked it a couple of years ago when doing some house cleaning...cool thing is that it had a sweet pair of 24" Araya hoops on it that I kept and put away for a old-skool cruiser build that I hope to do someday...

The SR stem is pretty cool, and I have no doubt that the Free Spirit may have been the 1st bike for a lot of peeps, so somone somwere would probably have interest in @ least that one...

I'd love to get my hands on a nice 81ish Huffy Pro Thunder Comp III "special edition" chrome / red as that was my 1st new BMX bike...lol thats a long name for a POS

I can vouch that the SR stem is pretty tough.
I'd drop em off at that desert place in AZ, or ride one in, tell him a big sob story and see if he'll let you leave on a cook bros. cause you were the saddest dang story he has heard in a decade.

My very first bike was a Free Spirit, picked one in prestine condition from a member here.