Steve Clark

NOS sprockets: Pro neck 48t, Tuf-neck 48t, Phantom 42t $25 each NOS Lowey Axles dropout savers. Two green and one blue. $15 each set. NOS Supercross thread less single bolt stem polished. $30 All prices are plus shipping to continental US

Yes, the older version. The one you posted is pretty damn sweet though

Hi guys, looking for a few good photos of the BMXA jerseys. Not the MFM style, but the older cotton shirt style that just had the first logo on them. Thanks

The dress.

I ran one on my cruiser in '95. Her dress was black on the one I had. Not sure if it had Velcro or not.

Where are you located?

Thanks guys

Can someone tell me how to figure out the year for Dia Compe MX 1000 brakes? Need some for a build and want to make sure I get the correct ones. Thanks.

I'm not a collector at all. I am slowly putting together a replica of my Torker from '81. Once that's done, I probably won't do another even though I have a few I would like to build. Wish I had more to contribute here. I come over here pretty much every day to check out the unreal builds and the tons of knowledge on this site. No better site out there. Thanks guys.

Frank Post is a Nor-Cal legend.

Beautiful either way, but I think it looks way cooler with the tuffs. Nice find.

uh? march 3rd you were 46 ??? oops. Yea, I mean 46.

Gork is back working at USABMX with Thumperpilot. SBS/Redline/Torker/whatever else are 5 minutes away from me in Kent Washington.

Thanks guys. That's pretty much what I figured but wanted to check with the experts here.

I am looking at some Super Maxy cranks on e bay. The description says vintage road BMX cranks. The cranks have two chainrings on them for road, but if you take them off are they the same as any other BMX cranks? They look the same as all the other Super Maxy's I have seen but I don't want to be that guy that puts road cranks on his old school BMX build. Any help would be appreciated.