Do they look like Skyway Tuff Wheels to you? They sure do to me. Ed - Have you made any sales within the past year or so to the Yoders, Beachys or Kauffmans?
Kit Nickel
Full Version: Amish Old School & Skyway?
I couldn't believe it when I saw this photo. The thing is, it's probably 100% authentic. I've worked with several Amish families in the past 18 months to lease property for a cell tower, and one had a phone at their business, and another rode mountain bikes to and from work. It's not exactly as you might think from the popular media.
Do they look like Skyway Tuff Wheels to you? They sure do to me. Ed - Have you made any sales within the past year or so to the Yoders, Beachys or Kauffmans?
Kit Nickel
Do they look like Skyway Tuff Wheels to you? They sure do to me. Ed - Have you made any sales within the past year or so to the Yoders, Beachys or Kauffmans?
Kit Nickel
hey tower guy whats up. i almost have the heer park bmx regionals done.it will be a 3 dvd race set.
charlie bowles saw some of it,and he loves it.
charlie bowles saw some of it,and he loves it.
wow... that's awesome!
Hmmmmm.... Yoder sounds familiar.
I'm totally using this pic for my scooter wheels page on my site!!!!
Hmmmmm.... Yoder sounds familiar.
I'm totally using this pic for my scooter wheels page on my site!!!!
KING PIN 2 the new movie on how the amish does bmx. scooter style!!!!!
Ive seen lots of them in Lancaster PA.
That Ken Coster is one helluva salesman...
That dude in the picture is setting up for a tailwhip. This should be in the freestyle section. I'll bet it took some stalking to get that photo.
That dude in the picture is setting up for a tailwhip. This should be in the freestyle section. I'll bet it took some stalking to get that photo.
don't forget Bontragers, and Millers,
I'd guess 30-50% of the Amish farmhouses out here will have what looks to be an authentic Skyway wheel on their clothes line. The have a nice setup where they can shoot the clothing out and bring it back.
I will snap a picture.
[ July 30, 2007, 12:06 PM: Message edited by: Nogglefish ]
I will snap a picture.
[ July 30, 2007, 12:06 PM: Message edited by: Nogglefish ]
I have one of those clotheslines. Bought it from the local Amish Hardware Store. The mags that they use are not Skyway. They are made by Satelite.
Then I guess they must not be Old School (Order) Amish (joke for the Amish-enabled).
"Livin' in an Amish paradise"...
Replace the tall grass with seven story buildings, Honda Odysseys and fur edged hats, would look just like Brooklyn.
Hi Kit
I looked up some old transactions and found one for 4 sets of 16' scooter wheels to that Amish community.
I got 10 chickens and a hen for them.
We have eggs every morning here!
I looked up some old transactions and found one for 4 sets of 16' scooter wheels to that Amish community.
I got 10 chickens and a hen for them.
We have eggs every morning here!
Ever wonder where the name wooden wheels racing came from ? Chester county Pa. is about ten minutes out side Newark De . Bitd full of amish .
quote:Hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!
That Ken Coster is one helluva salesman...
that was sooo funny!
My daughters wheel chair has Skyways on it. You would be surprised where you find them.
LS1:
I'm sorry that your daughter requires a wheelchair, but a least she has a radically-cool parent.
I saw a three-wheeler in Venice, Florida a couple of years back that had white 24" original T-spoke Skyway mags on it. I kept thinking, I can take this retiree.
I'm sorry that your daughter requires a wheelchair, but a least she has a radically-cool parent.
I saw a three-wheeler in Venice, Florida a couple of years back that had white 24" original T-spoke Skyway mags on it. I kept thinking, I can take this retiree.
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