BMXTEACHER

I have few. Heres there 1 I'm most proud of. 1983 JMC Mini just as it was when it retired from racing. It won both the ABA & NBL Grands. The cranks were made by my dad.

looks like 80 standard, you don't need to worry about it, I'll take care of it for you. Tommy

I was looking at the cut out not the steer length, I stand corrected, I just measured my standard forks, that a match. After "81. Really look good on any frame but a DY.

They are from JR mini frame&fork sets, produced from 9/82 thru "85. I have 2 sets.

Some of mine piled in the yard.

I always love those number plates. Thanks for the pics. Those old bikes really like to fly over them jumps.

70s-80s bikes and the memories that go with them. The beginning of BMX as we know it today.

What a way to stop building for a while. That should keep you happy till you get the itch.

Here is a pic of me at Toledo,Oh on my JMC Cruiser. I can't wait till this season starts. Love riding my old bikes on the tracks. Anybody else have pics of themselves on the track? Tommy.

I still have a few that I go through every once in a while. They help me remember how I got started and why.

My wife thinks that I have too many as it is. But if we're talking wish list, I saw that limited edition White SE Quadangle Looptail in my local bike shop window for $750. Santa can put it under my tree.

http://detroit.craigslist.org/bik/954971257.html did any of you Hutch fans see this yet.

How about my 3.1 Jr Cruiser.

I have 19 complete JMCs and 6 F + F sets waiting to be built up. There is really no chance of showing them all off at one time. But thanks for the request. Here's a couple that get a lot of attention.