2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer 
#1 2012-05-27 10:58am
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2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
Beer Rescue Unit#2 at The ALAMO in San Antonio Texas
My first Firemans...direct from Greg himself. 26" wheel size here
I bought the frameset and added my custom touch...This is Beer Rescue Unit #2. Member Cracked another frame - Sean is the originator and deserves proper credit for the rescue craze!
2012 Firemans Frame and Fork 26"
Al's Rapid Transit KOS style barsESP stem along with FSA sealed headsetRetro BMX custom Texas seatProfile cranks and gold bottom bracketPorkchop Snowflake 39t chainwheelSkyway aka Bullseye pedalsProfile BMX hubset with Alex rims and Kenda tiresLDC calipersPaul's E-LeverAME grips
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#2 2012-05-27 11:13am
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Re: 2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
Wow very well done, really like the color scheme..
Remember the Alamo!! isn't that a brand of beer?
Good looking Beer rescue unit for sure!!
think we need to organize a Firemans Cruizer cruise sometime, I want to come down and see you all sometime! and rescue a few beers myself.
thanks for posting this incredible bike!
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#3 2012-05-27 12:48pm
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Re: 2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
a few more pics...the drive train on this bike is super smooth and the chain alignment is perfect which makes for a whisper quiet ride


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#4 2012-05-27 12:50pm
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#5 2012-05-27 4:13pm
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Re: 2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
Pretty Close to a Smokey and the Bandit tribute bike, loving the black and gold look!
they were beer rescue units too right?
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#6 2012-05-27 4:22pm
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Re: 2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
nice bike dude!...I just checked out all your other bikes and saw your ramp. How tall is it?
I likes bikes!
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#7 2012-05-28 10:43am
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Well awesome James that is really a sweet machine indeed!
Thanks for the props mang!
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#8 2012-05-30 4:11pm
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Sick build!!!!!
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#9 2012-05-30 7:25pm
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Made me want one ![]()
Build it, Ride it and Break it. That what it was made for.
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#10 2012-06-07 9:34pm
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really nice. i want a seat like that.
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#11 2012-06-08 7:33am
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Nice job James. The seat fits perfectly on that build! That is my aim with my custom seats - the perfect finishing touch - and I do think we have that here. Can't wait to see your next build.
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#12 2012-06-11 6:41pm
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Nice cruiser
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#13 2012-09-16 10:48pm
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Re: 2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
What size tires are those?
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#14 2012-09-17 3:16pm
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Re: 2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
kenda 1.95 on both front and rear
might be the krad model???
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#15 2012-10-27 9:38pm
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Re: 2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
Is there any room for a bigger tire in the rear? It looks like the 1.95 fills out the chain stays when the wheel is slammed forward. I'm building a FTC now and shopping around tire sizes, I want to run the wheel all the way forward. Thanks
BTW sweet ride I dig your style
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#16 2012-10-29 6:24pm
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Re: 2012 Firemans Texas Cruzer
Code4130 wrote:
Is there any room for a bigger tire in the rear? It looks like the 1.95 fills out the chain stays when the wheel is slammed forward. I'm building a FTC now and shopping around tire sizes, I want to run the wheel all the way forward. Thanks
BTW sweet ride I dig your style
i would say no more room for me but like you said i have the wheel all the forward...but for you.....mount any size tire, adjust for clearance then make you chain to fit. reverse engineer it.
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