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Nice work Mark!

Nice work Mark!

that's a nice bike and cool article.

Nice to see the 'don't refinish everything' angle gaining popularity.

This is a good one thanks and it will be at Brian P's SUMMERSLAM on Saturday in the flesh.....

I even took it to Brian Pleva's SUMMERSLAM!!!!

What would this bike be worth you think??????????...NO It's not for sale but wanna here wht the members think...Thanks

Well... As usual, it all comes down to who wants it, and how bad he wants it...

The way I "originally" got this bike, came out to be a bit expensive (Off course I wanted the frame set "really bad")....


But Then Again, I just had a solid offer of 3K for the aluminum set...
This brand is so hard to find, that the few people interested in it, would pay premium for it... I know I did

Interested in an NOS orange one with its original box?

Are you serious???....

Oh boy !!!!!!!

Lets see a picture!!!!!!

The one that drop me to the ground was the Purple Nomura Frame hanged in Jeff's wall.... That is S W E E T ! ! ! ! !

I will post photos of mine sometime before the end of the year (When is done )

what if you have one that predates mass production?

In all honesty, Nomura is one of the brands that cannot even be included into the mass production class... More particularly, is one of the few bikes that no matter what shape is it found nowadays, they are all very exotic examples of BMX. I have heard of the Orange and Gold ones being kept in vaulted fashion; the Green grail that is supposed to be even more guarded than the last two... Had the privilege of rubbing my hands on the purple set (And almost got killed for it after LOL).... Even finding a set of decals is really hard these days.

I never even heard about the brand until I bought my first frame set (With Bottema forks) a couple years ago; but I'm certain (As much as I loved PK Rippers BITD), I would've killed and eat from the corpse to have had one of those... Just love it!!!