i am in Australia and just picked up a BMX which is branded as h-i racing, it has Araya aluminium tubular rims with Sunshine Japan hubs, Shimano 600 sealed mechanism headset, Sugino square taper cranks and Suntour chainring and pedals.
It is a race style bike, tiny saddle, rear brake only, steel frame and very light, does anyone know anything about h-i racing? I know absolutely nothing about BMXs.
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QUOTE (LDchamp @ Feb 21 2010, 07:22 PM) 
i am in Australia and just picked up a BMX which is branded as h-i racing, it has Araya aluminium tubular rims with Sunshine Japan hubs, Shimano 600 sealed mechanism headset, Sugino square taper cranks and Suntour chainring and pedals.
It is a race style bike, tiny saddle, rear brake only, steel frame and very light, does anyone know anything about h-i racing? I know absolutely nothing about BMXs.
It is a race style bike, tiny saddle, rear brake only, steel frame and very light, does anyone know anything about h-i racing? I know absolutely nothing about BMXs.
also i forgot to say it has 20" wheels.
Im in the states and never heard of H i. In the states though we had a Hi Tech.
Pictures would maybe help jog some memories or try posting at BMX Museum which has alot of Aussies.
Pictures would maybe help jog some memories or try posting at BMX Museum which has alot of Aussies.
QUOTE (Racer @ Feb 22 2010, 07:49 AM)
Im in the states and never heard of H i. In the states though we had a Hi Tech.
Pictures would maybe help jog some memories or try posting at BMX Museum which has alot of Aussies.
Pictures would maybe help jog some memories or try posting at BMX Museum which has alot of Aussies.
hi, i found a sticker under the down tube that said 'sold and serviced by Hulme Industries, Clontarf QLD australia', so that solves the mystery of 'h-i', cant find anything on hulme industries tho, ill try bmx museum thanks for the tip
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