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Both of those frames look to be moto mags. The serial number should tell you what you need to know with the first three digits on an American made Mongoose frame. You will notice that the first three digits are separate from the rest of the number sequence. These are what you need to put a month...

Not made by BMX products Inc. (Mongoose.)

I think what you have is an Emory built Webco. Webco inc in California folded around 82 if memory serves. Then Emory cycles of Jacksoville Florida picked up the name and 20 inch BMX frame jigs and made them for a short time. Emory even sold 26 inch cruisers badged as Webcos too. Webco inc never...

Looking for info on Cecor Bicycle parts. Pedals kickstands ect.. Looking for company info mainly. I know they made parts for bikes but most likely not complete bicycles. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Here is a link to a kickstand up for bid on ebay...

Um standard bars and grips are 7/8 of an inch. The bars on this bike are 3/4 of an inch. 7/8 is larger than 3/4 so the majority of grips available are too big to fit these bars. :rolleyes: 3/4 = 6/8;)

It's a Graco. It looks like it still has the original 22" front rim too. finding a new front tire may be a pain. You may also have trouble finding proper grips too. the tubing used to make the bars is 3/4" od and not the standard 7/8.

Wow Mr. President! Welcome to this humble website. I had no Idea you were fond of old BMX bikes! Or should I just say "Yes you are wrong" 100% wrong in fact. Ok where do I start? The Yamaha Moto-bike was made for three years 1974 to 1976. They were as follows: 1974 was the A model it came...

50-100 That sounds about right. but only because the bike you have is not a Yamaha Moto-bike. It looks similar to one but it is most likely a Ross or some other make. Here are a few pics of Yamaha to compare the frames. This is not a stock bike it has a few non Yamaha parts on it. (rims ...

To be more accurate A&A was in the motorcycle aftermarket before it started to make BMX bikes. Quite a few small aftermarket motorcycle part and frame makers went into BMX for a short time. Among them were companies like Webco FMF Redline Champion and DG. Some went back to motorcycles like A&A...

The whole wheel fork bar assembly is from a 1976 Yamaha. The swing arm is familiar but I can't say for sure. But I know what it is not! It is not a Yamaha nor is it a Kawasaki!

Here is my M&L completed. came out pretty good if i do sat so myself.:D Hope you like it.

Hi Sam. And greetings to you as well Jack. Jack Knows me from other bike sites. anyway I have one of those frames as well It's the same model as Jacks. mine is #724 I'm in the process of restoring it as we speak. I am doing paint over the next few days as I can get to it. I need to do...

Monark the bike you have is called a Silver Fox it's not a Yamaha Moto-Bike. Moto-Bikes were produced for three years 74-76. 74 was called the A model 75 the B model and 76 the C model. Each designation represented improvements to the bike over those years. Though I cant recall who made them the...

There I fixed them for you.;)

I also like monoshocks.:D and sometimes I flog them around.

Some sales info for the Sears model Screamer. The LRV Moxie monoshock I ended up using the fork and bars on. I had to fabricate the whole steer tube assembly to make it work.

that bike did come with a regular single BMX seat on it. But I would think the "loaf" style saddle was an option as well. the same model was also sold in Sears stores as "the Screamer". it had a unique fork and handle bar arrangement that was all aluminum. I have a pair that I mounted on and old...

Thanks for the kind words. Your Hornet is no slouch either. That is a Cycle truck style hub on my front wheel. That wheel set came with the bike when I first got it in 1977. they seemed to be a matched set of hubs, both were made by Eclipse machine in Elmira New York. these hubs were painted...

Hope you enjoyed them.:cool:

just a few more.

I finished this bike about ten years ago and never tried to take any pictures of it. But I did manage have my bike and my camera at the same place at the same time the other day so I snapped these.;) more to come.

it's a freestyle frame. the thing on the bottom is a bash guard. It was meant to allow the bike to go over obstacles without damage to the front sprocket. one of the many "gimmick" features that were Incorporated into BMX bikes back in the day. It was basically useless. I'm unsure of what model...

Hope you liked them.:)

Here are some parade pics enjoy! More to come. I will take those pic as soon as I can and I''ll just start a new thread for those that way I'll be able to give more background on it and I won't be "hijacking" this thread.

Interesting thing about those bars is if I were to cut just 4 inches off of each end they would be the exact dimensions of the old Torrington bars. but I can't bring myself to cut them down. They were a limited production run that were done for Gary Hosington back when he still owned Team Bike...

I forgot to mention that this method works on painted parts too! and will not harm stickers and decals. who'd a thunk it!:D

I have not tried this myself but I hear it works very well. this method is described in detail on the Vintagebmx.com website. since the BMX collectors restore bikes that quite often have chrome frames as well as components they get into this rust issue quite a bit. this thread was made into a...

thought I would post up a pic of two of my favorite bikes. the orange one is a more cusomized replica of my own BMX modified sting ray I had as a kid. I built it up using a '76 scrambler frame. The blue one is a modified '78 hornet bmx. I took one inch out of the seat tube to raise the bottom...

Yep! I saw your group in the parade. good lookin' bunch. the folks on the bikes looked ok too. I have a few pics I snapped I'll post them up when i get home later today. but what I really want to know is when where and how often do you all get together for a ride? I think it would be fun to...

I have this Mini scrambler up for grabs if you are interested. The bars you see on the bike are not correct and do not come with it. I have a set of proper Schwinn scrambler bars that do come with it though. plus the bars have already been powder coated flat black. Let me know. P.S. I also...

I have mini scrambler with the cantilever fame. if interested let me know.:)