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The words Huffy & Racing don't look right together..

its a Hutch,,,,,,,,,, *Brownstar*

That's cool You saved them. Yea lets see um.....

I Voted ............................

some uncommon tools there..... some bike shops don't even have... derailer alliament tool. safety wire plyers. chase tap for BB's. and other assorted bike bits... not your avrage Park starter kit.

Takes one to know one ?

The standardized way to measure the diameter of rims and tires is with ISO (same as ETRTO - The European Tyre and Rim Technical Organisation ). The ISO or ETRTO designation of rims uses a fixed measuring point. It measures the Bead Seat Diameter (BSD) in millimeters, the bead seat being the part of the rim that the tire hooks into (for clincher tires). Here are the ISO measurements, which you will sometimes see in tiny print on the stickers of the rim or molded onto the tire, along with the size that you are probably used to hearing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Common Name -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ISO Size (in mm)- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Common Use -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27" 630 Old School Road/Touring Bikes 29" 622 Mountain Bikes 700c 622 Road Bikes 650b 584 Mountain Bikes (also called 27.5" for a short time) 650c 571 Small Road or Triathlon/Time Trial Bikes 26" 559 Mountain Bikes 24 x 1-1/8" or 1-3/8" 520 Jr BMX Cruiser 24" 507 Kids Bikes 20 x 1-1/8" or 1-3/8" 451 Jr/Mini BMX, Some Road Recumbent 20" 406 BMX 19" 381 Trials Bikes 16" 305 BMX -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note that there are two different diameters for 20 and 24". When a tire has a fractional width measurement on it (1-1/8", 1-3/8"), it has a different diameter than a tire with a decimal width measurement (1.95, 2.1, 2.35). For example, a 24x1.95 tire will not fit on a wheel that has a 24x1-3/8" tire on it. Try DT swiss; http://www.dtswiss.com/SpokesCalc/Welcome.aspx?language=en (check to Anynomous box) to test it out

Yea, Bush Polishing does nice work..With old school roots... Last time I was there, he had a some "Brand New" NOS, SE Wing bars... waiting for pick up.. going to a near you

That OM FLYER is Sick .. [Got My Vote]

THE FLU

A Show Queen with dirt on the tires

That was cool ....

Sent a card off......

To Steve and the Dudes & Dudettes at OS-BMX.com. Missin' You All Lots ! A Very Merry Christmas & Happy New 2009 ! BMX ROCKS ! "C.YA" Scot The O.M. of BMX ! Scot Breitaupt N79254 P.O. Box 3535 Dorm 207, 20L Norco, CA 92860