Post pics of your 20" oldschool bmx bikes

[coasterbrakejunkie1969]

Im jealous of your weather and a bunch of your bikes. I'm glad to still be able to ride a 20 inch bike, I can ride the actual bikes I did a kid. I fixed up this 80's California for my brother in law, I need to find a scrambler for my collection. That is not BMX but it is western flyer I found in a barn.

 

[birdzgarage]

Nice, but none of those are old school bmx bikes.there is a whole section for muscle bikes.as far as the newer bmx stuff,maybe start your own thread for those.as the title states,this is for showing off old school bmx bikes.thanks guys.

 

[coasterbrakejunkie1969]

Sorry , what years do you consider old /mid /new ? I just get excited to show my bikes

Nice, but none of those are old school bmx bikes.there is a whole section for muscle bikes.as far as the newer bmx stuff,maybe start your own thread for those.as the title states,this is for showing off old school bmx bikes.thanks guys.

 

[coasterbrakejunkie1969]

I know kids were making anything they could into BMX early on, what was the first bike marketed as an actual BMX bike with tube forks?

 

[coasterbrakejunkie1969]

I read the post Pre 1990 so my California fits in.

 

[carbon8]

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[Tom Hand]

Coasterbrake, roughly 1974 plus or minus a year. These are cover shots from mid 74

 

[coasterbrakejunkie1969]

I was right there age wise, hold over bikes from my 5 older brothers hampered my bicycle advancement. I did ave a Huffy thunder when I was in second grade, if I grew up in western NY maybe true BMX riding might have bitten deeper. Plenty of racing and jumping in my youth but limited organized competition. I do love a sweeet BMX all day. Happy New year

Coasterbrake, roughly 1974 plus or minus a year. These are cover shots from mid 74

 

[Tom Hand]

You can see how the 75 bikes are changing.

 

[carbon8]

'84 CW