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Wow I just looked over on the museum and saw that picture you are talking about. This is the first time I have ever posted a picture of it. That must be the guy that bought it from me? I am not sure but it looks great. Wow it sure changed hands alot it seems in a short amount of time. The bars I had on it are first gen Slam bars, I wish I would of had the Brackens bars you have for it now that is a sweet set. Jive grips are sweet they are the ultimate mid school grip in my opinion. I even have a set of red Jive grips that are minis that go over your valve stems. I had them on the Brackens but in those pictures they are not on the wheels. I still have everything from that bike but obviously the frame, fork, and cranks. All the parts are on my Reust now. I am excited to see what it looks like when you finish it. Take care
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Yeah that is my old bike. That is amazing to me that it has gone through a couple of people now. I dont remember the name of the person I sold it to, it was through ebay but I for sure didnt send it out to Australia. I was the second owner of that frame and the guy I got it from moved here where I live from Oregon and he told me he got it from Tommy Brackens himself. I rode it for alot of years and had a great time on it. It sure looks good the build your doing on it. Please post the end results so I can check it out. Take care.
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Here it is when I was riding it. All of the parts went on another frame I have had for a long time except I sold the cranks also. That frame is a really nice bike to ride I really enjoyed it.
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Green Griffin I am pretty positive that XL is the size of that frame. That thing is the longest bike I ever owned and when I bought it I was told it was a xl size. I have some pictures of it when it was built up if you want to see what it looked like when I rode it. That bike is one of two that I regret selling but I needed the money at the time. The other was my S&M Maddog frame I sold to a guy over in the UK last year. Take it easy.
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I know its not a cruiser but here is my 20 inch Reust that I have had since the early 90s. Its a 93 and it was the first bike that I got that had a long top tube.
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Very clean
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Very Nice
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Sweet looking build i always liked the white TA over the chrome ones, Nice save :32:
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Sweet build it looks great. I will say that those Haro seats are so comfortable i still run one on my rider and awhile ago i switched it out for a smaller seat from Shadow but it was so uncomfortable compared to the Haro that I switched back to it. Anyway very cool build
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Jim Melton appreciation thread
hutcholdschool replied to S.Brothers's topic in Riding, Research & Collecting
Jim happy birthday You are a true inspiration to what I myself and I am sure alot of the members on here hope to be like someday. Your patience and knowledge is unmatched. Thanks for taking the time when a nobody like myself needs a little information about the masterpieces you manufactured for us. You have never made me feel like any of my questions are stupid and I really apprecitate all your time. My fondest and most memorable childhood thoughts are of the good times I had on my JMC Andy Paterson growing up. Thanks for everything.