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Definitely not Webco. If I had to take a wild guess i'd say it was an early 90's Mongoose Solution that someone welded an extra bar into.

One footed peace sign wheelie on the Laguna cruiser.

Very cool!

'76 Webco Mono. '76 CYC Stormer. '02 Azusa 24"

No footed peace sign wheelie, Laguna cruiser. Fence ride, very old school bmx, '70 Rollfast Scoot. My son Cam is the stunt rider.

Very nice!

It def. is a goose! It should be a "C" not a "G". (Possibly CI3****, making it Sept. '83.) That rear drop out style was introduced on the 83 model. Also, the Motomag wheel was discontinued after '82 so it wouldn't have been a stock item on your '83.

Glad I could help :-)

Thanks for the comments guys! The "RAD" poster I picked up on ebay about 10 years ago. super hard to find an original anymore, but I recently saw that someone is making and selling repros. The OG BMX Bandits poster is even harder to come by as it was never released in theaters in the U.S., I...

1978 Laguna 3 bar cruiser, the only non original, restored bmx bike I own. 1976 model, Jan, '77 stamped "Extra gusset" Mongoose. Every part on this bike is original from the factory The last of its kind, Feb. of '77 saw the extra gusset dropped and the Motomag I's were replaced with the MM II...

This is the majority of my completes. Most have been posted individually on other sites but this is the first time they have been seen all together. 1978 Roger DeCoster, Motomag II wheels. 1975 (First Gen.) CYC Stormer. 1975 (First Gen.) Matthews MS-1 Monoshock. All original finish and...

Being as he said he converted his muscle bike over to bmx and the shifter is Iverson, there is a really good chance that those are Iverson Mags. Iversons look very very similar and came out before Webco. (I'd have to do a little research but I'm pretty sure that all of the Webco mags say Webco...

I'm mostly bmx crazy and have been for a quite a while now. 12 complete bmx bikes reside in my 10'x12' home office. My addiction has only recently turned to include the cruisers/rats. My grandson is 7, races bmx and loves to ride, he rides his race bike or one of the vintage bmx bikes with me on...

Since you got it from Cash, I'm sure you know exactly what you have. A nice condition complete survivor, mostly OG, 1st gen. Matthews. There are only a handful of those in collectors hands! To find a frame is pretty uncommon, to find one complete is very rare. Congrats on a great pickup. That...

Weep holes behind the bottom bracket on the chain stays + the "M" as the first digit in the S/N. make it a Japanese built "Pro Raider". Not too up on Hutch serial numbers but I'd guess '85.

Most excellent!!! I'd love to find a set of Webco mags to replace these.

That frame was made from '81 to '83. Serial # will pinpoint it.

Yes, 1979. C = Chatsworth Ca. (City of manufacture.) E = May (Month of manufacture.) 9 = 1979 (Year.) The numbers that follow those are the frames actual production # . which will give you a good idea of how many frames BMX Products (Mongoose's parent company.) made. I'm guessing yours is...

Very nice, That frame was made from '77 to around '81. S/N will tell you the year. First letter will be a "C", the second is the month code, and the 3rd digit is the last number in the year it was produced. Look like it has some nice parts on it too. Cool pick up!

I have a complete (I believe it's an '82) Emory Webco 20" survivor, I've never seen another, and a far as I knew Rips' was the only other 26"cruiser until this one. Cool story about getting it from Emorys owner. I'd probably hold off on removing the chain guard tabs, but thats just me. Like was...