1998 Dyno Compe 
#1 2011-05-02 12:53am
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1998 Dyno Compe
1998 Dyno Compe
1998 DYNO built with modern parts
Decided to build this one to ride. Bought a 1988 Dyno Detour as a replacement to restore. One interesting item on this bike is the 1 1/8" fork in the 1" type headtube. I used the stock GT cups, an FSA Mallet 1 1/8" headset, and 1/8" loose bearings (36 in each cup - 72 total). I also had to open-up the rear dropouts for the 14mm axle hub.
Here are the specs:
1998 GT Dyno Compe frame (original paint & decals)
Bulletproof chrome 1 1/8" CR-MO tapered chrome forks
FSA Mallet 1 1/8" headset
GT Piston 1 1/8" threadless stem - polished "Made in U.S.A"
Animal "Bob Scerbo" chrome 4-piece CR-MO handlebars
Primo alloy bar ends
Kink ALPHA "Antifreeze" grips
DiaCompe 883 polished brakes
DiaCompe Tech 77 polished levers with locks
Odyssey Gyro
Odyssey Slic front cable
Sinz brake shoes
Odyssey seatpost clamp
Dyno chrome "Drainpipe" seatpost
Active padded freestyle seat
Profile 180mm GDH chrome cranks with LHD Left arm
Redline sealed BB
Fit 25T front sprocket
Eastern "Antifreeze" PC pedals
Shadow Conspiracy chrome 1/2 link chain
Lizard Skins Chainstay guard (because chain slaps)
Sun Ringle RhinoLite rims
DK green spoke with black alloy nipples
Diamond Back alloy front hub
Fit 9T cassette rear hub
Odyssey Path 20 x 2.10 skinwall tires
Odyssey rim strips
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#2 2011-05-02 4:41pm
- mccakb01
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Re: 1998 Dyno Compe
Refreshing take on this Dyno. Very cool! Definitely dig the green stuff.
"Being awesome is a full time job."
Looking for these decals in black: GT seatpost clamp, Tektro brakes
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#3 2011-05-03 6:02am
- freestyle4me
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Re: 1998 Dyno Compe
Really Nice Dyno. I like that you updated it and built it to ride.
Cool, a new bike. Wait a minute.......where am I going to hide this one. She's going to catch me for sure!!!
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#4 2011-06-20 7:58pm
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Re: 1998 Dyno Compe
Nice Dyno and the green looks really cool. Really diggin' the rim setup! 
SWEET!!!! Another bike....wait....where the Hell am I going to put this one?!
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#5 2012-02-06 7:05am
- Duke 01
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Re: 1998 Dyno Compe
Cool ideas all together 
I really like it!!
!Midschool TANK freak!
GT parts wanted: # GT Profile 3pc cranks in 175mm, Mint // # One GT Fly-Cutter 45t USA-Made sprocket, NOS or Mint
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#6 2012-07-24 7:23am
- PurpleRain
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Re: 1998 Dyno Compe
The wheels are awesome. The new school tires look great.
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#7 2012-08-13 12:42am
- Flatlandfox
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Re: 1998 Dyno Compe
The mix of old & new is perfect... very well done bro!!
A new Fave!!
BMX/Freestyle... my fountain of youth.
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#8 2012-12-26 3:41pm
- Devo
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Re: 1998 Dyno Compe
Another great build 
I Love bmxmuseum!
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#9 2013-04-19 4:17pm
- addiemonster
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Re: 1998 Dyno Compe
This thing is an awesome fusion of old/mid and new styling and technology. Dude I am super jealous, haha!
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My bike sucks and I have no talent... guess I'll just give up!
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