BMXmuseum.com Forums

Nice frame !
I wonder if Troy still has his? I doubt it. the last time I talked to him he said he dont have anything sitting around anymore.
Was this the same company that made the original Race-tec frames?

Nice lookin' rig...I am digging the orange and the yess fork...

I would buy one of those frames if you ever decide to build again. they look sweet. I swear I have seen one somewhere before, myabe I was seeing things.

Not bad memories. I tried, you can only win the race if you get on the gate.
The first investor actually was the one who asked me to start it after hearing about my success with Hyper.
But her son got accepted to a private college and she fealt she couldnt afford to invest.
The second investor just got nervous cause the production batch by Cheeta took forever to build.
Its my fault we shoulda had the investors money in our account before placing the order.

My only regret were my own errors, slipping a pedal here and there- decision wise. Leaving Troy hanging with no way to let him know whats up. I didnt know even. I literally was waiting to go to the race and my partner to pick me up. When I finally called him and said where you at, he was like he is not going and didnt want to work on the company. I just couldnt do it alone financially or workload wise.

Bummer to hear.  I, to this day, think you had one of the cleanest, best looking logo designs in BMX.  The geometry was great looking too.  I recall seeing these in Snap as part of a "new for next year" type thing.  The only one I ever saw in person was a deep red one at Brainerd Lakes, MN.  I wish I could have had one.

Adam for those of you that never met him raced AA Pro. Against my wishes lol. He didnt quite have enough earnings to get forced into AA but he felt he was ready. He could hang for sure, but I tried to convince him to stay A Pro. He just needed a bit more seasoning and a better sponsor
See some of my short lived company at http://americanbicycles.wordpress.com
BTW thanks Paolo. The one at Brainerd was perhaps Troy Kendricks as his was Candy Red. We also had a co sponsored rider up there whos name escapes me, but I forget what color he went with.

Be cool to see how it looks. WE had three riders in Texas, was probably one their bikes. Casper Green (Am), Brandon Taylor (AA Pro) and Kevin Herring (Am). Not sure what color frames they all got.