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1979 SE Racing mini Ripper 
#1 2008-10-10 10:00am
1979 SE Racing mini Ripper
1979 SE Racing mini Ripper
The one and only "TP Ripper". Named after myself.
My parents purchased this frame in late '79. It was to replace my '77 FMF that was too big for me at the time. Seeing that the PK Ripper was named after Perry Kramer. I took it apon my self to christen my frame the Troy Petty Ripper or "TP Ripper". What can I say I was 12... 
UBR racer 79-81 team " Pedal it People" bike shop #117, #76, #51
"I hope you have a big trunk... because I'm puttin' my bike in it.
[img]http://i39.tinypic.com/v4mixz.jpg[/img]
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#2 2008-10-10 3:28pm
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Re: 1979 SE Racing mini Ripper
That is what BMX is all about! 
Right on!
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#3 2008-10-11 11:23am
Re: 1979 SE Racing mini Ripper
ShinobiKE-1 wrote:
That is what BMX is all about!
Thanks Shinobike-1!!! These are the only pictures I have of this bike and I thought I should share them with everyone. The (3) pics show the evolution of parts over a 2 year period. Everything was stripped off my '77 FMF to put on this frame, eventually swapped out the Redline forks for undrilled JMC's and then put on speed rims for racing.
UBR racer 79-81 team " Pedal it People" bike shop #117, #76, #51
"I hope you have a big trunk... because I'm puttin' my bike in it.
[img]http://i39.tinypic.com/v4mixz.jpg[/img]
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#4 2009-01-21 9:14am
Re: 1979 SE Racing mini Ripper
great shoes too! 
"An armed man will kill an unarmed man with monotonous regularity" said Clint Smith.
i used to be trk2ajk
i need drive technologies 43t sprocket, fly or revenge brakes
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