I saw the picture that was posted by Shadesean recently



It got ot me thinking about a frame I got from Adam Cox not long ago. This, combined with the arrival of some cool sets of Gurney stickers from Motomags (Tony Montalbano) got me going to put it together





Decals are killer Tony, thanks and thanks to Adam Cox yet again



















Hope all is going well Scot.

Love it .

Great detail right down to the front fender.

wow killer build ...wait till he see's that.....om...

A true definition of bmx!!!

Beautiful work Rick. I love it.

That one made me smile! Nice work Rick.

Awesome build yet again Mr. Reilley.

T R U E oldschool at it's absolute pinnacle !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man that is awesome!!Good job Rick. Thats why your builds are the best!

nice bike-love the front fender!
reminds me of what brought me into bmx-the radical change in the look of the bikes from the banana seat rides to the early look of the racebikes.

You need more masking tape holding on the plate, other than that it looks perfect!

Good job...looks really nice!

Reilley,

Your builds and stories are the best, by far.

Keep up the great work.

Awesome job - I was going to ask if that was the original plate LOL just having a little fun!! Once again great job!

SICK!!!! The fender keeps one foot still in the dinosaur era. Marvelous build.

WOW that came out awesome .great job on the replicating..

Flat out AWESOME Rick!!

I'm jealous as hell.... NIIIICCCEEEEE ... I'll look for photo of the first one with my High Cush Seat kit.. hand sewen levi seat with patches.. Trrrrrrick Rick.. Thanks for the memories... all good..
Love ya bro..
C-Ya..
OM

The 70's bikes are always the best! Did you remove the rear brake bridge, or is that frame only shot a different one?