BMX bike called the Rumblefish. These frames were built for Richard Kerr By Grove Innovations. Grove
was the company Bill Grove started when he stopped working for Hutch.
Bill designed many Mountain bike frames, forks, cranks, and other
parts. I am sure this was the only BMX frame Grove made, only a handful
were produced between 1992-94. Grove Hot Rod cranks are really the
cranks that should be used ith one of these. If you haven't seen them
google them, they were what Bill wanted the next generation of Hutch
Aerospeed to be.
Bill was responsible for designing all Hutch's
components except frames, forks, and had founded Titron Components
before being hired/bought out by Hutch. Grove also designed many other
innovative non-bicycle products, he is truly a gifted
engineer/designer!! It was featured
in BMXplus in July 1991. The frame configuration is very similar
to the jad, but the down tube is oval, it has hydraulic brakes, takes a
slotted seat post and has an eccentric bottom bracket(you don't adjust
the chain at the dropouts). It's a very rare bike, only about two
dozen were produced to my knowledge.
NOT a rumblefish frame
1993 Rumblefish 24"
Very odd frame design. I happen to have seen this one personally.
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