1981 Moto Trac 
#1 2009-03-04 7:30am
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1981 Moto Trac
1981 Moto Trac
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Rare bike from a small company outside Atlanta
Found it on craigslist, advertised as a Mongoose by the og owner's sister. Very good condition, needs a good cleaning. It has mid-eighties Spinners forks. I'm pretty sure all the parts aren't correct to the OG complete. First cousins with Mongoose, Rampar, Jag, Roger Decoster, Blue Max.
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#2 2009-09-04 11:49am
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Re: 1981 Moto Trac
I'm digging the CW handle bars. I had a set on a mongoose back in the early 80's. I currently have a Mototrac that I thought was a goose. Until I found this site! 
Moto Trac, Dyno Compe, Daimond Back Silver Streak, Redline MX24, Haro Group1 SR24, GT Interceptor 26"
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#3 2009-09-04 11:55am
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I have been looking around on the site for the last couple of days and have only seen two Mototrac bikes. Is this all there is out there? Or is there another sorce to see what still exist?
Moto Trac, Dyno Compe, Daimond Back Silver Streak, Redline MX24, Haro Group1 SR24, GT Interceptor 26"
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#4 2009-10-17 3:37pm
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Still looking for more of these out there.. Anyone?
Moto Trac, Dyno Compe, Daimond Back Silver Streak, Redline MX24, Haro Group1 SR24, GT Interceptor 26"
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#5 2009-10-17 6:13pm
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Yeah man awesome frame, I sold it back in March or Aprill
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#6 2010-03-08 6:38pm
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Wow "Is that A Mongoose?"
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#7 2010-05-18 4:43am
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nice...i just got a mototrac recently...looks like all the ones ive seen...which are 3 so far...had all different components...
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#8 2010-09-16 11:02am
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I am constantly amazed about how many bike brands BMX products put out. Half of them I am learning about through the museum. I used to think it was just Mongoose, Jag, Decoster, and Bluemax......
Bmx was pure fun BITD, I think nowadays, some folks have forgotten what its really all about. And what it truly is.........
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#9 2010-09-16 2:40pm
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ELF_24 wrote:
I am constantly amazed about how many bike brands BMX products put out. Half of them I am learning about through the museum. I used to think it was just Mongoose, Jag, Decoster, and Bluemax......
Yes as you posted on this Mototrac thread.
There's also racer-x, super-x, and a mongoose version rampar also.
Last edited by johnng23604 (2011-12-26 2:13pm)
I'm looking for the following frames, frame & forks or completes by BMX products:
MotoTrac (nickle or chrome), Racer-X or a Super-X (with the double gussets preferred).
Thanks
I'm also johnng23604 at "Retro-goose", "VintageBMX" & "RADbmx"
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