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What's everyone's opinion on who made the best old school frame for BMX from the 70's to early 90's? Any information on ones you still use or have held up really well over the years would be appreciated.
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It's an LRV (Leisure Recreational Vehicles) circa 1979. They went out of business around that time (79-80). Chuck? Robinson was a part of LRV prior to starting his own company.
This is a personal and sentamental favorite and is current residing in bubble wrap until I get the right parts put together. As for the chain ring and crankset, it came with the frame and will likely be swapped out in favor of something else.
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This is a personal and sentamental favorite and is current residing in bubble wrap until I get the right parts put together. As for the chain ring and crankset, it came with the frame and will likely be swapped out in favor of something else.
TCN
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Are diamondbacks considered to be old enough?
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Perfect frame types
It depends on the type of riding you are doing. for jumps a TNT Fongdaddy but they are heavy do to the fact that they are built for jumping. They came in aluminum but I dont see why aluminum is not the best thing for jumping. If you are racing you should use a Hawk F20 but they are VERY hard to find and pricey I have two of them. Or you could use a Robinson my is great. Another good race frame that some people like is the SE PK Ripper but I think they ride fuuny I just do not like the head tube angle. If you are riding flatland a GT Vertigo is good to use they were not to long so they were easy to control with flatland tricks. Also the Haro flatland frames were great like the Haro Master and Haro sport, Just remember flatland frames should always have surf bars under the seat.The Haros were a little long so tail whips are easy. I have a Perigrine leCraige.
It depends on the type of riding you are doing. for jumps a TNT Fongdaddy but they are heavy do to the fact that they are built for jumping. They came in aluminum but I dont see why aluminum is not the best thing for jumping. If you are racing you should use a Hawk F20 but they are VERY hard to find and pricey I have two of them. Or you could use a Robinson my is great. Another good race frame that some people like is the SE PK Ripper but I think they ride fuuny I just do not like the head tube angle. If you are riding flatland a GT Vertigo is good to use they were not to long so they were easy to control with flatland tricks. Also the Haro flatland frames were great like the Haro Master and Haro sport, Just remember flatland frames should always have surf bars under the seat.The Haros were a little long so tail whips are easy. I have a Perigrine leCraige.
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