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Definitely Akisu.

tacochris wrote:

I'll just use the go-to answer people on here use when they don't know what freestyle frame it is.
"....its a Royce Union"

That's what I originally thought, due to the triple top tube. A Royce Union E.T. But, I think the dropouts are a millimeter thicker...

Kuwahara Neon.

Shotgun wrote:

Duh, it’s a Freestyle, it says so right on the frame.

Trick bike

Pro bent turd freestyler

Iceman wrote:

Kuwahara Neon.

I had one. They're a double top tube

Kurt_Rad wrote:

Iceman wrote:

Kuwahara Neon.

I had one. They're a double top tube

Is that the one I sold you back in the day? That had the Powell Peralta Lance Mountain signature kneesaver ladder bars?

ITS A MONGOOSE PRO DECADE!

It's one of those knock off GT frames. It's not real.

Ha, some newb is gonna see this thread and think these guys on the museum don't know shit about bikes lol.

Bunch of misinformed goons as normal on here.

Its a 20” beach cruiser frame made by Raleigh for K-Mart to sell on the east coast only, from 1968 to 1975. It only came as a complete, so this ones been fully stripped of oem parts, shame really:-( They are supposed to have tall non-cross bar type handle bars, Ashtabula forks, and a yellow banana seat if I remember correctly the full factory sponsered one my neighbor raced BITD.

Also, Its well documented on BMX-Society (they are really really smart over there) that the back section is like that as a rack for your surf board, or carton of cigs for you mom.

Last edited by mxfan69 (2018-01-12 9:55am)

Bugzy wrote:

Don't listen to the above answers, it's a rrs pro freestyle prototype. They borrowed the geometry from one of the rarest freestyle frames ever, the Royce union. After an extensive law suite mr. Kundig gifted it the his favourite factory rider Woody Itson. Woody then passed it on to his best friend and team mate lance Armstrong. At the time Lance was dating Bob Haro, who's favourite colour was red...hence the paint. In 1967 Bob had it stolen from his trunk at the grand nationals... this is the first its been seen since...... this is a rare bird and it resides on Jeff Haneys top 3 rarest road bikes of all time

Wait, that CANNOT be correct. The April 1967 issue of Freestylin Magazine clearly shows Bob Haro riding a Next Pro World Teambeat on the cover. Are you sure you are thinking of the right frame?