JoJoWhite

It is really dissapointing what has happened to the Bullseye brand. So much weird, uncool stuff has gone on that it takes away from what the product once was. Remember seeing Bullseye hubs at the bike shop when you were a kid, how they garnered such respect. How if you saw them on a bike at the track you wanted to get a closer look and wished you could take them for a ride. Those days are long gone....so, so sad. I have 3 sets of the original Bullseye hubs and I don't even want to use them anymore because of the nonsense of the past 7 years or so. I really miss what Bullseye used to be.

That is a beauty. I wonder how many are left undiscovered in a basement or garage.....or maybe an attic somewhere in Southern California? BMX Antique Roadshow

If I remember correctly Rice was quite pimpish. Anytime a man wears a short sleeve sweater there's going to be people mentioning how pimp it is. Here is a picture of my favorite bike and the one nycet3 (Ol' Joe) has been wanting me to post, a 1977 Redline Proline. I got it used in 1980. Parts breakdown: Redline Proline frame (single bend seat stays) and fork Redline proline double clamp stem Redline prototype seat clamp Redline nickle v bars (no knurl) Araya 7c rims wirh Phil Wood first generation hubs (not in picture) Mitsubishi Comp II front tire cycle pro snakebelly rear tire Kashimax seat Sugino Super Maxy cranks KKT Rat trap pedals

Jim Rice 1978 American League MVP This picture is from 78 or 79. I'll post some bike pics soon.

Thanks for the intro Ol' Joe The soft kisser part may or may not be true. The deep cesspool is true, but it's not filled with knowledge just cess. Thanks for the welcome.