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1976 JMC XP-3 (prototype) 
#1 2005-12-05 4:44pm
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1976 JMC XP-3 (prototype)
1976 JMC XP-3 (prototype)
Jody cagle had this bike long enough for me ot get some shots.
This is one of the original JMC frames ever.
Included is a shot of the tiny version, showing the seat tube juncture..
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#2 2007-02-26 5:57pm
- elfdoublecross
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Re: 1976 JMC XP-3 (prototype)
i really like jmc frames- they have a racy, sleek look- very cool!
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#3 2007-07-01 1:53pm
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Re: 1976 JMC XP-3 (prototype)
Awesome f/f. I worked at rons with a man named mike martin. His son rode for JMC. He had a custom 16" pit bike that Jim made for his son. JMC was the only bike he loved more than ELF.
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#4 2008-06-05 5:56pm
- stoner4204ever
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Re: 1976 JMC XP-3 (prototype)
cool ass bike, i like the all white!
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#6 2009-09-08 5:57am
- momo_torker
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Re: 1976 JMC XP-3 (prototype)
Wow... Very cool.
Seriously considering a torker/redline midlife crisis project ^_^
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