BRETT IF YOU LOOKED AT MY POST YOU WOULD SEE I MADE NO MENTION OF PRODUCTION.

If bt roller seat you mean the Schwinn YO! Rock and roll seat I don't think they're too rare.

I have an NOS one, just sold one, and left behind about 6 others in a shop last month.

Yea I was lookin thru and old Freestylin' mag and I saw the roller seat. Totally forgot about that one.

Not really a part, but did anyone ever have Haro's handbook on freestyle bmx? I used to have it but I lost it during the move out here I guess.

Mena how about the Jeff Bottema skate park forks I think C,Usher used to ride those

yo, dan I still got that book...want me to scan it in for ya and shoot a pdf out? you were the first dude i remember who could do all that stuff.

Brett post it here I would love to see that book . Im gonna throw a coasterbrake shoes in to rollbaCK 540

you got it man, gonna take afew days to scan the beotch in tho,
i loved rollback to 5 4 0...just felt so smooth...

Freestylin' the book is another rare book. I have that one and I USED to have the Haro book as well.


Those DK freestyle stems pop up on Ebay every now and then.

How about "Club Homeboy" stuff? I never see those stickers around anymore!

No Club Homeboy but I have The First Club Homeless Video

No just send me the whole book fedex. jk. yea scan the cover if you can.

Oh yea totally forgot about the Jeff Bottema forks.
Those things were so solid even though the rest of his bike was POS.

I don't even remember his name. I think he got the bike, rode it a week and parked it. He moved away not long after that.

Wow, this thread is going off... To answer some questions a while back, Beach Park was Robert Peterson's company. It was also the bike shop he worked at. We had ramp jams there with the Skyway ramps that were a lot of fun.

Strike, that bubble wrap pad stuff was classic. Mike Golden used to walk up to Robert and start popping his pads while talking to him. Too funny.

Here's a picture of the bar extender and peg. Even if this isn't the most rare item, I think all would agree that it reflects the true manliness of freestyle riding...

I used to have those pegs.

I still have my Club Homeboy card and i picked up a repro shirt on the net. still have a couple of stickers too...

what was that chain protector thing ?

It was colored wire loom tubing you wraped around your chain ?

Maybe not rare but certainly worthless.

Here you go, Bedlam. Still got the CHB stix and patches Spike gave me...



[ November 24, 2005, 04:33 PM: Message edited by: Axlepeg ]

[By Axlepeg] The infamous DK freestyle stem with standing platform and side-quill cable routing. From FSN' Nov. '85. [/AP]

http://cgi.ebay.com/OLD-SCHOOL-SILVER-ALLO...1QQcmdZViewItem


There's that DK stem now on Ebay...

How rare is an 86 Ross Pirahna in chrome. I have seen many Ross living near a Ross dealer but none in chrome. Not a hot item at all but made in USA right in Bethlehem PA. Very nice tig welds I might ad. And the chrome is in awesome condition for being 20 yrs. old.

Axlepeg, you must repro the CHB sticker! You know the one I'm talking about!

We need those!

If you got 'em made, you'd move every one of them.

Yeah - axle! How about it? Are you willing to repro them bad boys?

exactly...'nother bump.

*Hutch tricktop seats (not pink or blue)
*CW Cali Freestyler frames
* SE trickmaster
* Dia compe tech 5 levers
* UNI tailpipes
* Haro master frame pads
* Stumey Archer drum brakes
* Odessesy RX-6 ?? levers (the ones like tech-5s)
* TRP seat post
* white chains

just a few off the top of my head

How about NOS blue GT Performer mags ?

How about this little guy

Brain, I had one of those too. He He.

lemme see if I have a pic.

[img]http://us.a1.yahoofs.com/users/43319af1z87e52d83/1c38/__sr_/e642re2.jpg?phYpTxDBr.n_BO6o[/img]

I have a few Club Homboy stickers that never made production...probably shouldn't show one of them here.

I used to have a sety of Sturmey Archer drum brakes on my '86 Sport.
They worked pretty awesome but were real spongy feeling.
I can't believe I gave away so much stuff to my friends.

I'd love to see what you can show jeff.

Wheelie - had those to, same results. Too spongy. I still have most of them.

true-lines centerline/aluminum disc rims.

Axle, Let us know about those stickers.


Please.

speaking of NOS DK stems with the platform.......


conor

Brian. If you want to sell that Buff Guard, let me know. I need one to replicate MY old bike. I would have to say that is one of the rarest parts anyway, I can't seem to find one now.
The Haro master top tube pads were hard to find in 85 when I needed one. Shortly after getting back into this, I found some NOS and have three or four now. Go figure.

I dont remember EVER seeing one of those DK stems ? So I guess that would be the rarest part for me .

Get them Homeboy stickers done, man! Build it and they will come!

I know this was mentioned earlier in this thread,but I thought I would post a couple of pics.I bought this from Peterson,himself at a Skyway show in Houston,Tx. in 1985.It never really worked that great.One of the rarest freestyle parts?
http://www.kodakgallery.com/Slideshow.jsp?...Uy=-1m88xs&Ux=1
Click link for pics

Woody Itson's front brake for sure. I don't think it ever made it production. Here is a pic from 1986...



How about Redline's rear axle platforms? I have never seen those, except for the pair I have.

wow...cool pic! Whats the story on that pic?

Peterson Bar extender

Barsons Peter extender

I took that pic when the Hutch freestyle team came to New Berlin WI in 1986 at the Torque Center.
I took this before the show while they were setting up. That's Woody on the bike before he suited up for the show. Notice the gold parts? Someone asked him what happened to the gold frame. He said he left it at home. Check out his Rebok made Vans.

Check out my other post:
Autographs

ANT DOG ----NOS FREECOASTER??????? Only cause i have one. OOOOOHHHHHHH Pacific fork platforms. The ones that you had to take your fork off to put on!! I know of a pair somewhere hMMMMMMM

I have a set of the Pacific fork platforms still in the bag. White. I bought a Dyno Compe from a guy and sent them along with the bike.

Not exactly a "part", but a complete set of 1987 Dyno frame stickers (expecially the downtube sticker) are impossible to find.

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