Another great company, with a real following.
Trickstar, pro-star, pro-raider, wind styler. Judge, so many bikes.

Update 2012, Hutch name is now owned by John Debruin, you can order stickers and other Hutch items directly here.

http://hutchbmx.com/store/

I should also mention here Hutch Heaven, a site all about Hutch:
http://www.angelfire.com/80s/HutchHeaven/index.html
And Kappa BMX, who USED to make modern versions of Hutch, and other bikes.
They are gone now..

OK, I got this from ebay..

In 1980-81 the hutch bmx frames had no serial #and the hutch logo was drilled out of the brake bridge. second version(82-83) still had no serial #and the hutch logo was stamped into the brake bridge in western style font.the last version is similar to the second one but with serial #on the inside left rear dropouts these # are 7digits and are all numerical... the first batch of frames starts w/123 the second one starts w/014 all from the years 83'84...the last batch before going overseas for  production was # that begin w/08xxxxx...
the japanese version had serial # as well but w/a (baseball logo at the end of the numbers)and the forks are made by TANGE..
the taiwan version had serial # on the bottom bracket w/ 4 "stamped out"... the reason why i'm telling you all this info is just being honest and giving the american people what they want and not be fouled by imtations...