Help - Search - Members - Calendar
Full Version: 1983 Robinson Pro - COMPLETED (pics)
VintageBMX.com > VintageBMX Talk > Vintage BMX Racing
Keep_It_Warm
Well, this is my latest. It is my Rockford build. It's been done for a month or so, but I wanted to wait to post pics until after Rockford (so I could bring something that people have not seen before).

1983 Robinson Pro. Original finish and decals. Original finish on everything except the Tuf Neck (it was stripped and beat w/ a hammer when I bought it, so I polished it a bit.

Special 'thank-you's" go to: Drew Monroe(PandaProAm420), Dave(DMG), Mark(Dr. Frankenripper), Bret(bmx2112), Tom(NFR5111), Alan McCorkle, and Todd Miller(Todzilla)

Part breakdown:
Robinson Pro Frame/Fork/Bars
Tuf Neck Tiger head stem
Oury Grips
Dia Compe Tech 3 w/ MX900 rear caliper
Kool Stop brake pads
Tange Headset
Campagnolo 180mm cranks
Campagnolo 43T chain ring
Shimano DX pedals
Izumi chain
Suntour 16T freewheel
Comp 3 Yellow Label tires (fat/skinny)
Ukai Shineside hoops
Campagnolo Record hubs w/ Titron titanium axles
Suntour seat clamp
fluted post
Kash MX seat









[ June 17, 2007, 03:53 PM: Message edited by: Keep_It_Warm ]
NBKA-SENSEI
I have always loved those old Robinsons...
Very nice...
cycleace
Now that's a cool blast from the past !
hollywood763
real nice!!
www.martin-bike.com
We don't see enough Robinsons. Gorgeous classic!
Clavicus2000
Wow, that is beautiful. Just the right amounts of blue and red.

I would love to build up an old Robby. They were always one of my favorites.
B. Apold
Campy cranks look the best IMO. I think it the sprockets because there isn't much there.
Keep_It_Warm
(note: I goofed on the brake lever and didn't even catch it....gotta put the real Tech 3 on it....LOL)
area211
Yes Tom, Very nice!
(In case I forgot to mention it this past weekend.)
bennyg
Sweet build on the Pro Robbo
Yasser
Lovely, u dont see many Robinsons build. So far the best looking one.
84profile
Tom, that is sensational...you are constantly building the sort of stuff I really dig! I have been thinking of a Robinson for a while now...but I've been trying to limit new builds (read no extra space)...and those frames seem to be very rare now...I love the gusset's on these..

ps Is this a rider?
bwl007
SWEEEET!!!!
66alfa_gtv
I just love Robinsons, and yours is one of the best looking bikes out there.
Let's see more, you guys. Here's the one I recently finished:









Randy
Exquisite.

Luv that bike, the red one rocks too
proline2
very nice bikes. loop tails robbos, you just gotta love 'em.
nice to see beautiful builds without the predictable 401's. those campys are a fine choice.
hemidart1
Great ride!!!!
I love the Campy stuff on Robinsons-here is my bike- a survivor F/F (but not quite as nice as yours!)


[ June 19, 2007, 08:36 AM: Message edited by: hemidart1 ]
Keep_It_Warm
Yes, I am really liking the Campy stuff too! This was my first use of Record hubs and I think they look terrific.

And the cranks really are cool.

Drew Monroe came through big time for me on both. Thank you Drew
84profile
Hemidart...that is sweet!!!

You guys are killin me, I don't want to build another....I can't... running out of space...dam it if I ever come across 1 of those frames, I know I couldn't resist!!! I've got the perfect campy hubs for the build already!

Nice job guys!
NFR5111
beautiful job! I love it!!
Tanker Kranker
Great bike! 180 mm Campy cranks, yellow label Comp III's, great color combo too.

You're going to have to get me the name of the place that did the stem.
Profiler
Those cranks really do her up. I was dying to find some for my Champ Pro, but just had to go with the box cranks, natch.

I did manage to put Campy/Titron hubs on there, but I honestly don't know what model they are. Gonna have to ask about that one of these days.

Sick build, Warm.
TONE
whooooaaa, i almost missed this thread.

killer builds. gotta love them "R" gussetts
sirrob
Truely one of the nicest Robinsons i've seen!
tznutts
keep it warm.... way to rad bro!
tznutts
keep it warm.... way to rad bro!
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.