unlucky

NOS is missused and abused on a dayly basis. what I'm interested in is the condition the item's in... what I can see!! the rest is semantics.

media blasting does wonders

yep, that's a mustang. Here's another pic i found. I don't remember ever seeing one like this. seems all CCM muscle bikes were called 'mustang' .. despite model variations ... this one looks more like a fastback.

the bike in that pic is a 'Victoria Precision' Motocross bike. Looks very much like the Graco MX indeed. THIS is what the CCM mustang looked like ... our very own version of the Sting-ray... and just as popular! CCM did make MX bikes later on... also very similar to the Graco ... can't find a pic ATM merry christmas everyone! claude

I remember the 'mini trails' very well ...they were really popular. A few of my rich friends had them also. CCM mustang was the bike of choice for young canadian kids in the 70's. mid to late 70's a lot of these started popping up I recently discovered that Victoria Precision Motocross bike were made in montreal. I had one of them at some point. could have been a raleigh .. I was a young kid in the 70's. i didn't get a real bmx until the 80's .. and it wasn't for christmas. I wonder why we don't give bicycles for christmas up here

What about the first 'straight tube' bmx

cool topic! I found this old thread http://www.os-bmx.com/forums/index.php?sho...=first+looptail still don't know for sure!

digging the B&W + the undrilled forks! webco rules!!!!!!!!!

if anyone's interested... http://www.vimeo.com/1086409

this is so funny!

now we know what inspired the Superstar Magnesium wheels ....

that an awesome frame Mel! OG decals and all. can't wait to see it finished

Pete! seeing those pic of your brings back some good memories. I'm assuming they were taken in D.D.O.? congrats on the build! you must be stoked

I'm still in shock!