OK, to avoid "HYPER" confusion.
Early 80's, a company called Hyper (red stickers) with twin top tubes and eliptical down-tube.
In the 90's, there was ANOTHER "Hyper", the "Metro" was one of them.
and currently, there dept. store bikes called "Hyper.
I will show all three (3) types here:
I recently got this email:
The original HYPER was designed and the company was run by Billy
Farrell while he was in high school. His father Bill was the
photographer who took the pictures for the add. The company faded when
Billy went away to college. He was killed in a car accident I believe
in his Sophmore year. I have the first prototype HYPER frame Billy gave
to me for getting him into BMX.
Info Items
1992 Hyper HPR-20 Prototype
Hyper HPR-20 Prototype. The decals were not used on the production bikes. The F20Z was the prototype designation. It was changed to HPR-20 for production.
Racer4 Comments
1993 Hyper Metro XL
the way the seat stays are designed is what made me love these bikes
daangalaang4 Comments 2 Faves
1993 Hyper Metro XL
93 Hyper Metro XL with GT Race forks, GT Racing bars, DK Neck, GT FSA Headset, GT 45 Tooth Sprocket, GT 180mm Racing 3pc Crank set, Crupi Claw pedals(not shown, being installed today) Pitbull 2 Brakes
JohnnyJello3 Comments
1994 Hyper Metro 24"
90 hyper metro cruiser i think this will be the first complete in the museum
daangalaang2 Comments 1 Fave
1997 Hyper FS-20
Recently dug out of the basement for some track time.......
Boydiggs13 Comments 1 Fave
2000 Hyper Showtime Jeremy McGrath Signature Series
I got the frame from my brother and added some leftover parts. This is going to be my lake rider.
jj51503 Faves
2001 HYPER Boxster
Started as an eBay special. Turned into my new race bike.
Lo0nEy_To0nEs4 Comments 3 Faves
2002 Hyper Jeremy McGrath Signature Series
Picked this up for $100.00 to go with my 1998 GT Jeremy McGrath. Its a "TANK".
twowheeljay5 Comments 3 Faves
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