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1984 Skyway T/A XL
#1 2009-09-22 3:29am
- RadDad67
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1984 Skyway T/A XL
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#2 2009-09-22 6:33am
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Re: 1984 Skyway T/A XL
this is beautiful, but it looks weird without the tuffs!
raced BMX from age 8 to 19 (1977 to 1988). I broke many bikes, but my pro racer was a 1982 Supergoose, which I have replica of now. I was sponsored by Mcteague family/World of Wheels Team out of Chelmsford /Lowell, MA. I raced road bikes until 1993 & then went on to racing MTB DH. 15 + concussions & PCS changed all that. Started BMX racing again in 2010, 41+ Inter & 41-45 Cruiser for the LivWell BMX Team in the memory of my niece Olivia Moran. Selling off our race team bikes now and hoping to build some cool new/retro cruise and park bikes for my kids.
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#3 2009-09-22 11:53am
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Re: 1984 Skyway T/A XL
djtman wrote:
this is beautiful, but it looks weird without the tuffs!
No way. Keep the spokes in my opinion (course I have spokes on my TA XL as well). They look different and fast. Love the white TAs. Nice work.
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#4 2009-09-22 8:26pm
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Re: 1984 Skyway T/A XL
Thanks guys, the pic's don't do it justice, especialy the z-rims, they really jump out at ya in person, the red nipples hardly show up in the pics.
In an attempt to make everyone happy I have put up a pic of it with tuffs from before the build was quite done.
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#5 2009-09-24 5:02pm
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Re: 1984 Skyway T/A XL
I had both tuffs and Zs in my day, so I love them both...but a skyway frame should rock the tuffs on a Full Time basis! It looks insane with the tuffs! Great build.
raced BMX from age 8 to 19 (1977 to 1988). I broke many bikes, but my pro racer was a 1982 Supergoose, which I have replica of now. I was sponsored by Mcteague family/World of Wheels Team out of Chelmsford /Lowell, MA. I raced road bikes until 1993 & then went on to racing MTB DH. 15 + concussions & PCS changed all that. Started BMX racing again in 2010, 41+ Inter & 41-45 Cruiser for the LivWell BMX Team in the memory of my niece Olivia Moran. Selling off our race team bikes now and hoping to build some cool new/retro cruise and park bikes for my kids.
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#6 2009-10-07 2:45pm
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Re: 1984 Skyway T/A XL
I love tuff's too and understand completely from a purest standpoint that a Skyway should have tuff's on it, but if ya'll saw this thing in person with the red white and blue Z's you might just change your mind
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#7 2009-10-20 9:39am
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Re: 1984 Skyway T/A XL
Nice wheel build....keep em...different is way cooler than the same ol same ol. besides those wheels are soooooooo sick!!!!!!
Have Fun, Ride Hard!
It cant be a BMX if you aint riden it and there is no such thing as Bicycle Carpet Cross!
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Re: 1984 Skyway T/A XL
Z-rims looks cool on this T/A
WTB: * NOS Oakley F1 grips black/yellow * KKT FMX/LMX Pedals * Skyway Tuff Graphite pedals/cages * NOS Oakley 2 red right side only * NOS Oakley 1 red left side only * NOS chrome KKT FMX left side pedal 9/16
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