70s kids track bike unknown maker

[bulldog1935]

KKT are quality Japanese quill pedals, yours will be reverse-engineered from Campy pista, and were kind of the standard upgrade pedal in the 70s - in the 80s the brand became a mountain bike legend.
Here's one of my old set bought in '78

 

[juvela]

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Hellyer Avenue!

Mondo Piccolo.

https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hellyer-park-velodrome-san-jose?select=VDQ3Xtsn7A_ffuIkm_ODcw

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[djpubba]

Last time I raced at that Velodrome, the track was black. Must have been 1979? Edit: No, it was the one in Encino, CA that was black.

 

[juvela]

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You might consider removal of headset locknut to see if there are any markings on the underside.

Possible steerer may be the CL size of 31/32".

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Shell -

would expect BSC threading. IIRC Gargatte offered FR, CH & BSC dimension shells but not IT.

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Pedals -

At the time of the cycle's manufacture Kyokuto (KKT) was part of the JASCO keiretsu - Japan Sports Cycle Association based in Osaka.

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[DickPowerBike]

Edit: It's a Dick Power!

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Where is this bike now? I'm Dicks grandson and am looking for a few more of his bikes.

 

[The Spokemaster]

I have very good, new, never been glued or ridden = ready to ride 24" inch tubular tires to fit this = misterbshakey595@gmail.com

 

[dnc1]

Vittoria still offer brand new tubulars in their 'Juniores' model in 20", 22", 24", 26" sizes; all sizes x 21mm.
Vittoria now also own A. Dugast as of mid 2021.

 

[The Spokemaster]

Perhaps you may care to have tires that are quite a bit superior to Vittoria Juniores ?

Got 'em = misterbshakey595@gmail.com

 

[dnc1]

Perhaps you may care to have tires that are quite a bit superior to Vittoria Juniores ?

Got 'em = misterbshakey595@gmail.com

What tyres have you got in stock, I'm always looking for 26" tubs?

 

[The Spokemaster]

Nothing in 26 right now

24" and 700c = yes