Ive been looking through the internet and have not found another 24" Cycle Craft with a european bottom bracket. I raced it in 95-97 and loved it. It measures right at 20" down tube to head tube but has 24" wheels. I dont know much about it. Inside the left drop out is A 0 3.

Cool looking bike, I had a cycle craft cruiser with an american bottom bracket with a serial that just had letters...seems like all cycle crafts are odd like that...are those technique cranks?

By the way, welcome to the site...

Mike

Third bike made in Jan, Much more than that is tough. I am suprised there is not more info on the drop out. Its usually the three place serial build code that does not give year and the model. I never was into Cruisers so I can't give you the break down on the model. I would guess its a 24" light pro. Do a search on the Light pro's 20" or 24". I think I remember them having a euro bb.

Original stickers are the clue to year and if its a Florida or Tennesse frame.

Nbl 49a

Sorry it does have a M C under the A 0 3

Thanx for the info guys
I think they are technique cranks
The Light pro does make sense ill check it out

The serial on the cruiser that I had was AD XC, we figured that XC stood for XL Cruiser, but didn't have a clue what the AD stood for...possibly a factory rider?? Could you take a better shot of the cranks?

Mike

'MC' = mini cruiser

those look like Bullseye cranks. a pic from the other side will confirm/deny.

Here is the crank from the other side



Here is the original front fork and sticker to see if it is a fl or tenn

yep, those are Bullseye cranks, 3rd generation.

thanx for all the info

the original decals make the frameset built in daytona, florida by fabweld.

There are some knowledge bmxers who replied to your question. It does not appear to be a bike built in Tennessee. We did build mimi cruisers in aluminiun and chrome-moly with euro. bottom brackets. As someone stated the decals indicate Florida build. However, Shag had some built up here for a while before moving fabrication to Fab-weld, by a guy who was our head welder for years and could weld everything except a broken heart or the crack of your [please review the site FAQs]. He is the man who welded all our titanium. Joe Martino

When i stripped it to paint it
there were some numbers written in yellow
by the drop out
looked like paint but didnt come off with aircraft
paint remover
is there a chance its titanium

put a magnet to it. if it sticks it's CRMO, if not it's Ti. you can tell by the pics (welds) that it isn't aluminum.

smaller cc framesets had an option of titanium forks.

it would be interesting to know if there were a few ti cyclecraft frames out there.... but i'd say this one is definitely steel.

that thing is sweet. it screams mid school with that pro fork

yeah its steel
the forks def helped on asphalt turns at the track
thanx again for the info

now the question to sell or not to sell?

i'd buy that thing in a heart beat. pull the handle bars back, paint the other crank arm black. and put black tires on it.

Bag..... Hit me up if you are serious about selling it. I can definately use that for a build I am doing..... Please email me of PM me.

Speaking of euro bb CC cruisers, I bought this back in 92ish, very used at the time. Was told it was a CC. One dropout is stamped 100 lbs, the other is stamped D 20 something (its at my parents house, can't check). Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks.

I now own the frame and fork you are talking about! I bought it on ebay.