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1984 Hutch Trick Star 
#1 2008-11-09 1:07am
1984 Hutch Trick Star
1984 Hutch Trick Star
My original ride in 84, still gets ridden every day:)
This is my original Trickstar bought directly from Hutch back in 1984, it is the first year, without the front fork pegs. I rode this bike on a freestyle team, "Ground-Up Trick Team", in northern VT back in the early to late 80's. I still ride it now with my 3 year old son on his Tony Hawk bike:) This is still my dream bike!! 
Trickstar 84, Chrome, beautiful
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#4 2008-11-10 6:59pm
Re: 1984 Hutch Trick Star
That's astounding - you call that "scuffed up?' She's gorgeous!
No kidding, too, about the freestyle team? That's bad ass, man.
"I'll have the roast duck with the mango salsa."
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#5 2008-11-10 7:32pm
Re: 1984 Hutch Trick Star
Yeah cappy, she's my baby...well besides the two boys that I now have...and oh yeah, my wife....but besides them, she's my baby:)
I have to admit, it takes me back so much when I ride this bike every time. I spent countless hours in the winter months up in Vermont in my parents garage learning tricks to unveil the next year. We did about 10 shows at schools, fairs, parades throughout the year. I learned my first cherrypicker in that garage using the overhead rafters to help support me while I started to hop. Over time me and a few other guys from the team learned to do firhydrants and rollaids in there too! It was a long time ago, but great memories.
They won't ever build freestlye machines like the Trickstar and the Master ever again.
Trickstar 84, Chrome, beautiful
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