He has some REALLY high dollar vintage stuff. Try Craigslist, stuff on there all the time( in this area anyway). Unless your looking for something rare and special, then Tank has it. Have you checked out the SE Bikes website? They have some cool stuff, PK’s and Quad’s.
www.gtbicycles.com
harobikes.com
www.sebikes.com
24 will do you right. Lots of options but frankly you can’t go wrong with SE.
www.bigwheelbicyclesca.com
A friend owns a bike shop. Give him a call and see if he can be of any help.
He's a boater and previous cracker box driver.
Kendall.
Big Wheel Bicycles
That's "Rad"I like old school stuff and I like what the new company’s are doing with old school like the 26” GT performer
Or the Mach One Pro 24 at only $375Performer Heritage 26
Travel back in time and enjoy the early days of freestyle aboard this machine that pays homage to GT's Freestyle roots.
Is hard to beat.
haro builds a nice 24 for under $400 but a bit heavy.
Downtown 24
Downtown 24 has been built for the taller rider or Dad that still cruises around with his family. Our new model comes well equipped to take you anywhere you wish to ride. Fully Sealed internal headset and Mid BB, just like the Pro's ride, you will be amazed what you can do on ...
redline has always built great stuff and offer a great 24
MX-24
Ready to snap the gate for the first time? Returning to the sport? Made with an aluminum frame and integrated head tube, the Redline MX24 is lightweight and easy to maneuver. The MX24 features a high-quality 3-piece crank set, integrated headset, Pivotalwww.redlinebicycles.com
But i sold most my old school stuff and stuck with SE stuff (currently have a mini ripper for my 6 y/o, a PK ripper for my 11 y/o and a 24 quad angle, 24 global flyer and a 24 Profile for me. I’m a fan and always have been of SE bikes. They’re made in Asia now but the jigs and designs are still American and they’re lead by Americans and honestly they build quaility is still top notch and they build some crazy cool stuff. Bang for the buck is crazy too.
SE BIKES
SE Bikes is the most legendary bike brand in BMX. From the original SE Racing PK Ripper and Quadangle to the current Big Ripper, Big Flyer, Monster Ripper, and much more, SE Bikes is all about BMX Innovations.
You may want to consider a 26” bike FYI. They’re kinda quasi beach cruiser / mountain bike / Bex bike. But comfy is the goal.
you could also go straight up gangsta and go big old school ordering a new 24” Hutch! I will be doing that in the future. I’ve always loved hutch and have owned 4 or 5 20’s an3 24 old school 80’s bikes. One of my favorite. But the new stuff is not on the cheap. Of course they are made in USA.
Hutch BMX Racing Products, World Champion Product
Hutch BMX Racing Products : - Frames and Forks Pedals Handlebars Stems and Headsets Tires Cranks and Gears Restoration Stickers T-Shirts and Jerseys Seat Clamps & Seat Posts Pad Sets Grips Number Plates Complete Bikes hutch bmx,hutch,old-school bmx,bmx,bmx racing,bmx bike,bear trap pedals,bmx...hutchbmx.com
Old school cool
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Wow so brands I haven't heard in a long time. CW, Kuwahara but you didn't say JMC
i love all the early 80's stuff. got any more?I like old school stuff and I like what the new company’s are doing with old school like the 26” GT performer
Or the Mach One Pro 24 at only $375Performer Heritage 26
Travel back in time and enjoy the early days of freestyle aboard this machine that pays homage to GT's Freestyle roots.
Is hard to beat.
haro builds a nice 24 for under $400 but a bit heavy.
Downtown 24
Downtown 24 has been built for the taller rider or Dad that still cruises around with his family. Our new model comes well equipped to take you anywhere you wish to ride. Fully Sealed internal headset and Mid BB, just like the Pro's ride, you will be amazed what you can do on ...
redline has always built great stuff and offer a great 24
MX-24
Ready to snap the gate for the first time? Returning to the sport? Made with an aluminum frame and integrated head tube, the Redline MX24 is lightweight and easy to maneuver. The MX24 features a high-quality 3-piece crank set, integrated headset, Pivotal
But i sold most my old school stuff and stuck with SE stuff (currently have a mini ripper for my 6 y/o, a PK ripper for my 11 y/o and a 24 quad angle, 24 global flyer and a 24 Profile for me. I’m a fan and always have been of SE bikes. They’re made in Asia now but the jigs and designs are still American and they’re lead by Americans and honestly they build quaility is still top notch and they build some crazy cool stuff. Bang for the buck is crazy too.
SE BIKES
SE Bikes is the most legendary bike brand in BMX. From the original SE Racing PK Ripper and Quadangle to the current Big Ripper, Big Flyer, Monster Ripper, and much more, SE Bikes is all about BMX Innovations.
You may want to consider a 26” bike FYI. They’re kinda quasi beach cruiser / mountain bike / Bex bike. But comfy is the goal.
you could also go straight up gangsta and go big old school ordering a new 24” Hutch! I will be doing that in the future. I’ve always loved hutch and have owned 4 or 5 20’s an3 24 old school 80’s bikes. One of my favorite. But the new stuff is not on the cheap. Of course they are made in USA.
Hutch BMX Racing Products, World Champion Product
Hutch BMX Racing Products : - Frames and Forks Pedals Handlebars Stems and Headsets Tires Cranks and Gears Restoration Stickers T-Shirts and Jerseys Seat Clamps & Seat Posts Pad Sets Grips Number Plates Complete Bikes hutch bmx,hutch,old-school bmx,bmx,bmx racing,bmx bike,bear trap pedals,bmx...hutchbmx.com
Old school cool
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A friend owns a bike shop. Give him a call and see if he can be of any help.
He's a boater and previous cracker box driver.
Kendall.
Big Wheel Bicycles
Yes, ask for Kendall.
A friend owns a bike shop. Give him a call and see if he can be of any help.
He's a boater and previous cracker box driver.
Kendall.
Big Wheel Bicycles
Like money wise? Well, I like to put my bikes together piece by piece so it costs more. I bought the frame and forks on Craigslist and them built them up. With the profile I built it from all new parts but wanted it to be completely profile so EVERYTHING except crupi peddles, brakes and tires are Profile. I have redline flight cranks on both my 24’s SE’s. Part of the fun for me is searching for the parts and buying them. The 24 Profile I have is about 2k. Probably have a grand into each of the 24 SE’s. Probably $800 into each the mini ripper and PK Ripper. I found the PK on Craigslist and it was BEAT TO SHIT. Had my son strip it down, clean it and help put it back together.
when I rode in the 80’s as a kid I was a straight GT, Hutch and PK rider. When I got back into collecting and building in the 90’s I frankly couldn’t afford a JMC. I did have a GJS for a while. Super rare. Great bike. I’d love to have a JMC though.Wow so brands I haven't heard in a long time. CW, Kuwahara but you didn't say JMC
That is bad ass. They sell the Hutch cranks and pedals? When I was building my old Webco I was looking for as much NOS old school stuff as I could find, or afford I should say. By far, the Hutch stuff was the most expensive. Anything NOS Bullseye was spendy too. I’m Jonesing for a new Big Ripper.
I almost bought a Big Ripper from the local bike store a year or so ago because he was trying to get rid of it. Could've had it for $450 I think. I just didn't need another bike at the time.
I saw the frame fork set you posted, not bad at $500, but the cranks have to be big coin.
Aero speed 3 piece cranks are $600. Standard 3 piece $300. Hutch pedals $189 for chrome. $150 anodized colors.
I also had a Cook's Brother racing I believe it was nickel ...that was a long time ago can't quite remember
Lol I should have kept them all
bassettbmx.com
Dude me too! I sold the bike for $600 built with the cranks. I didn’t realize they were worth probably a grand easily. And then, the dude just bought it broke a crank! And then got the bike taken by the police because there was no serial number. Bike had been re chromed and serial number was gone. But I bought the bike used from a bike store so it was legit.
