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1980 Torker 
#1 2009-01-01 6:51pm
1980 Torker
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#4 2009-01-02 5:35am
- plymouthfan
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- From: Philadelphia, PA
- Registered: 2008-10-17
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Re: 1980 Torker
What's holding that bike up?
Looks awesome!!!!
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#6 2009-01-02 9:21am
Re: 1980 Torker
600c wrote:
great bike. sucks to get your ride swiped, but glad you were able to finally replace. is this one a restore or a survivor?
This bike is a survivor. I was going to powdercoat the Frame and fork but when I received the frame I saw how nice and shiny the paint still was except for a few minor chips. So I elected to stay with the originality of it and just put on new decals.
And yes it did suck to have my first torker stolen. We combed the whole town looking for it. And having that bike stolen may be the reason why I ended up with a dozen BMX bikes afterward. I got the BMX fever and wasn't happy with just one.![]()
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#7 2009-01-02 9:24am
Re: 1980 Torker
plymouthfan wrote:
What's holding that bike up?
Looks awesome!!!!
Thanks!! If you look closely on the other side of the bike I have a quarter round moulding propping up the frame under the seatpost. It blends in well with the background. I usually use a carom stick but I could not find it.
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#9 2009-01-27 7:27pm
Re: 1980 Torker
Nice survivor. Glad you kept it OG.
What's the serial number? I collect Torker SNs for research. I'm working on breaking the code. Still a few more things to figure out, but I'm making progress. Your help is appreciated.
Bikes owned 1978-1989: '78 Schwinn Scrambler 36/36, '78 Redline Proline, '77 Redline MX-II, Thruster, '79 Torker, '77 Roger DeCoster, '80 JMC, '80 Fuji Feather, '81? Boss (STOLEN!), '82 Hutch Pro Racer, '83 Patterson, '83 GT, '83 Profile Champ Pro (still trying to get dates right)
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