1984 Hutch Trick Star

I bought this frame, fork, and bars new in 1984. I had Gordy at Freewheeler Bike Shop in Grand Rapids, Michigan order it for me as soon as they came out. This was my favorite bike I've ever ridden throughout my BMX years. I rescued it from my parents basement about 12 years ago, and decided to build it how I wanted it back in 1984. As most of you know, Hutch Aerospeeds were just as hard to get back in 1984, if not harder, than they are now. I reluctantly went with some Redlines, but always wanted Aerospeeds.

I decided to go full-bore on this build since it was my favorite bike. I found a beautiful set of original finish Aerospeeds about 10 years ago on Ebay, and finally my Trickstar was complete! It is built just like a Pro Star with the exception of tires, handlebars, and headset. Everything else is exactly the same. I even had the wheels built up with custom made titanium spokes from Marwi. This is my most prized complete bike in my collection, and one I will never sell.

Frame & Fork - 1984 Hutch Trickstar, original chrome

Bars - Hutch freestyle bars, not Dominguez.

Grips - NOS Hutch grips, black

Stem - Hutch deep "H" Pro Stem, original chrome

Headlock - Hutch 1.5", original chrome

Headset - Tioga Beartrap II

Seat - Viscount "Hutch" stamped

Seatpost - Hutch layback, original chrome

Seatclamp - Hutch US made, original chrome

Cranks - Hutch Aerospeed, original chrome

Disc - Hutch Aerospeed, original chrome

Chainring - Sugino 44, original chrome

Pedals - Nos Hutch Pro pedals

Brakes - Dia-Compe MX1000's, Tech 3 levers, original chrome

Brake pads - Scott Mathauser front & rear

Chain - Izumi Chrome

Rims - NOS Araya 7X's, chrome

Hubs - Hutch mag/ti (I actually bought these from Freewheeler as well.....still have the box!)

Spokes - Marwi Titanium, custom made

Tires - Nos Tioga Comp ST's

Misc - NOS black Rad Kaps, original Hutch chrome padset