the people that inspire u 4 builds and how they build a bike that makes u think 4 me woody always builds a slick ride

Woody, the grand poobah of retro

+1 for Woody


DINGO

I've always been a big fan of Bob Bohlmann's builds. Surely I spelled his last name wrong...
Woody has great builds too.

As someone new to this I'm not familiar with anyone by name. Could someone post links to Woody's and Bob's builds on BMX museum, I'd like to examples of their work. Since I'm new and don't want to appear rude, I'll add please and thank you.

Why not post'em here?

This is my Retro inspired 2006 Team Chrome SX ProUL24, not as hot as Woody's but still nice.

Never mind, that didn't work.

Woody has a link on his signature to his facebook album.

All of the names mentioned so far always do top notch work. I have always liked Sack's builds too, and his passion for pushing new ones.

second that black nomorea was so sick dingo 2 reppin the uk

Wow, thanks for the mention guys, I appreciate it. Woody's bikes are the bomb! I think we both have a thing for chrome.......

I don't have good pics of all my past bikes, but here are the ones I have on this computer at the moment.

Asuza 20" - the one that started my retro habit


Asuza 24"


Skunk Quad 24" (still have, probably my favorite)


Skunk Quad Pit (with 1 of 10 sets of 16" graphites)


Quad Flyer 26"


Kappa Quad 24"


Kappa PK-20 #1 (still have)


Kappa Quad 20" 1 of 1 (still have)


SE Retro Quad 20" (still have)


SE OM Flyer (still have)


I've got a new school retro Floval Flyer that I don't have a good picture of yet and I am working on 2 other retros this winter that I think will turn out pretty cool as well. I'll post those when they are done.

- Bob

dude i am jealous gold pk 4 me

The candy blue and gold is the catsass. Thanks for posting, it was some of those builds that got me into the retro hobby.
I have 3 going together and hopefully will be pushing the envelope with 2 of them. Standard getting involved with the custom work has been great.

just looked at pics of a few of dingos rides and the kid has got it goin on

Wow! I come home from being out of town for a week and see this thread. Thanks to everyone for the compliments. I really enjoy building these bikes. There are so many guys on here that build nice retro rides. Bob Bohlmann, Sack, DINGO, just to name a few. Here are some of the bikes that I have built. Most of them have been sold but I still have the Kappa VDC and the Kappa K26.

Kappa VDC24

07 Kappa K26

09 SE Quadangle

Azusa 24

Skunk Quad

Kappa K24Z

Boss 24

Kappa K24Z

A few more.
Azusa Cruiser

Azusa 20

Azusa 20

Azusa Cruiser

Azusa 20

Kappa PK20

Redline Cruiser

NoMoreA 26

NoMoreA 24

Kappa K20

I never get tired of looking at those retros Bob and Woody.

Really nice stuff. Woody helped corrupt me, for sure.

Woody -
I'm still kicking myself for not buying that black Kappa 20" when you had it for sale!

- Bob

That black Kappa was the inspiration for this:

Too sweet, Sack. I remember this one well.

Thanks for the props guys, I have stopped building at the moment but here are some of my old builds:-

VRP 24"



Quadzilla 26"



Kappa PK20

Kappa k20 with the PK20



more later as my computer is about to crash lol

DINGO

Dingo is one of my personal heroes. He must have $35,000 U.S.D. worth of secondary market value bicycles. -All built to show standards.

His bikes are always totally dialed, adjusted and they just have that special something. Just referring to the 20"s.


I don't usually have an opinion for 24"s.

and your nomora inspired me on a 98 quad build dude wish i could post pics but from one bike comes many interpitations

Still have the Bottema forks, and I found something to put them on

As seen on colored tuffs website for the sale on yellow 24" tuffs. Too bad it was listed as someone else bike and not mine.


Along with a few others:

Before all of these, there was IRONHIDE with the GT Show's & Redlines. Never count out Gary and his ability to create masterpieces......

I have to agree. That last Redline he did was KILLER! Especially the brakes!

Is that the MX1000 brake Redline. If so, those brakes were killer.

Yup!

JDB made those, word was that he was going to mass produce them.

OMG - Something positive from JDB. I got to admit, they are killer.

Careful what you say

True. What ever happen to free speech?

Free speech is subject to a Restocking Fee.

He,he - pretty good Jamie.

We're gonna get locked down

True - how did I ever go off subject - back to the real meaning of this thread.
my nomination is myself:


..and the future winner (project chrome):


Modesty never really ran well in the family.

I see at least 7 violations of intellectual property.

LOL - now list them
I just having a little fun tonight. Well, back to the OSU/NC game.

It was a fun bike to build. I sold it off to build a new flatland bike, but I kept the brakes for a future retro project. But now I have my 1989 (RL20-II), 1999 (GT Show), and 2009 (Hoffman Strowler) flatland bikes. Hope I can make it to 2019 and build another one.

You know - I'm the first to admit when I don't get something - now I do. That is too funny! Okay, I really going to pull myself away to watch the game.....intellectual property/LOL!

Seeing all these pics was great, all of you did an awesome job!!!

Oh wow! That's awesome!

Yeah, it was a nice build(expensive too). The last seven years have been paced by financial problems for me, so I was forced to sell it.

That was Quadzilla #026