SE Racing (1978–2021)
SE Racing, true innovators in the sport, later purchased by ASI.
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SE Racing's history started over 35 years ago in 1970. That�s when teenage entrepreneur, Scot Breithaupt began promoting "Pedal-Cross" races in Long Beach, CA. This was considered the birth of organized BMX racing. Over the years the ownership changed a few times, ending up with Mike Devitt, who also made dirtmaster products.
quick guide to P.K. Ripper ID..
1986-’89 on = curved chain stays
1990-'92 = lower Pitbull brake mount
1993 only = upper and lower brake cable guides
1994 on = canti or v brake mounts
1995 on = 1 1/8 threadless stem/headset
1998 on = 'SE' downtube decal instead of 'PK Ripper'
1999 = last year for US made products before sale to Fuji
1999 was the last year that the US, Mike Devitt owned SE made bikes.
Todd Lyons : SE started making bikes overseas in the 80's. Over 20 years before ASI (NOT FUJI) bought the brand from a factory in Taiwan. SE sales were so bad in the late 90's that the Taiwanese factory where most of the bikes were being made (Sunrise) took over ownership of the brand. Then a few years later, ASI resurrected the brand, hired me, and we've been "Making it Happen" ever since.
Find out more at SEbikes.com
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In August of 2002, SE Racing was bought by Advanced Sports International, or ASI. The name was changed at that time to SE BIKES. They also own several bicycle related companies, such as Fuji, Breezer and Kestrel.
They have been reissuing some really neat bikes including many "retro" versions, thanks to Todd Lyon's influence and position at the company as Brand Manager.
SE racing or "Scot Enterprises"
So many great bikes, Quadangle, PK Ripper, OM Flyer and Floval Flyer are but a few.
SE will always be Scot Enterprises, the man practically started BMX by himself!
se head badge
1993 SE racing teeam photo
SE racing frames from 1996
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