<can't speak because jaw is still on the ground over at OS>

SWEET!!!!

thanks juan

Amazing looking bike. That must have taken some time and patience to put it together.

more like frustration

WOW.

holy poop! That is incredible!

Beauty, bring that puppy out to Roseville on the 4th and you have a good chance of bringing home a 'golden crank' trophy....

it will be there

Holy Cow! That is Sweeeeet!

Sweet Baby Jesus!

JP

Outstanding !!!!

1976 Gboy frame fork and seat clamp
campagnolo record hubs, campy strada cranks reanodized campy headset top nut
araya 7b,s reanodized
cook bros clamps'
unknown bars
cheng shin tires
kkt pedals

Okay, just being straight up here, these really early bikes normally do nothing for me....but yours..... WHOLLY SMOKES is totally off the chain....Congrats!

not only is it off the chain...it's without the chain. no, really, it's pristine!
mike

finished

Hows the weight on those forks? If I remember right they made a standard style fork that was very light. Not sure if it was a chromo fork or Aluminum. But I remember lifting all the forks in the show case and the G boy was the lightest.

Changstar

Fantastic Job, love these forks alot more than the other style..
Matt

That's awesome! I had the pleasure of plenty of close up looks at Waza's G-Boy on the weekend - and I'm super impressed with them. Aluminium BMX frames in '76??? So cool.

the forks are superlight they are aluminum just like the standard g boy fork

INSANE! That thing rocks!

Absolutely beautiful!

that finish on the frame is sooooooooooo sweet, how did you do it ?

steven over at bullseye had it buffed out for me originaly i was gonna anodize it gold but i needed it back before the 4th for roseville so i am very happy with it thanks steven