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The problem with department store bikes is the heat treating or lack of. heat Treating takes a long time in a manufacturing stand point so this cost money to do, money the budget brands would rather not spend. Yes they look strong and all, but they lack heat treating or the heat treating is done...

He does not have a GT or Dyno, he has a magna department store bike. Magna is an American bicycle brand owned by Dynacraft BSC.

You have a department store Magna.

I am looking for set front and rear in yellow with the reflector mounts still intact. So you never know who is looking for one.

A lot of people looking for Lester Mags. A lot of people will spend around 35 for the wheel and 25 to ship priority mail, bike flights is good for bikes but a wheel priority mail is just fine. So at 75 shipped is not a bad deal at all considering yours is in like new condition. it is the old...

I have never seen a Dyno or GT with welded on chain guard tabs, or a kick stand log/mount. A department store bike I think "Chaos" or even pacific bike co., tried and produced a GT Power Series knock off. But in alloy I don't know, I think they were steel. There is an Asian market who copies our...

Even though it is sold, you had a Taiwan Hutch as seen in your photos. The Taiwan pro Racers are known as the unknown Taiwan Hutch. I don't know why this is but they are. To tell the three apart is somewhat easy. US and Japanese frames have "drilled" Vent holes in the rear ends looptail, in...

Cracked tires? LOL... Ever see the true story of the worlds fastest Indian? That guy was setting land speed records with cracked tires to a point the officials would not him run. He hid the cracks and ran them. So cracked tires at 250mph v's cracked tires at 3mph. :) Ill risk it!! LOL

I used to be a auto detailer in my youth 20 years exp. We would have to remove stickers, pint strip, and stuff like that. There is a simple trick when using a razor blade to do this. The trick is to prep the razor blade before scraping the blade across any painted surface. Curving the sharp...

Get them while you can, if after so long no hits I usually end listings and put items away for safe keeping, never to see the day of light again. This may be the last set of Zephyr tires in perfect shape you might see. This listing will self destruct in 3 days.

That bike is enough to make a pure BMXer turn Muscle Bike only. :)

I do own a MTb my hate is not for the MTB but the soccer mom-ish attitude of both male and female MTB riders in general that stems from the 80's. LOL They rode 400.00 bikes thinking they them selves were better than the rest while wearing store bought by themselves, sponsor style MTB riding gear...

Talking about the MTB movement of the 80's, have I got a story for you. 1984/85-ish I was growing up in the concrete jungle of The City of Chicago, and racing BMX in Illinois under NBL sanctions on a Hutch Expert racer with Pro Class hoops, Hutch Ti hubs, and Double Butted ss Spokes, Needle...

Pretty Rare find in white or really any other color. original survivor. Built by Team Murray modeled after the Team Murray X20 but with different build specs "Down sized thinner wall, and O.D tubes" And different thinner welding. BMX? What can I really say-LOL

Just to clarify they are one of the strongest one pc cranks ever made to date. Unbendable... yes they can bend just like any thing else if enough weight and abuse is placed on them. But for BMX racing they will hold a 350 pound riders jump landing weight and stay straight at a higher per cent...

The arm pedal throw is (6 1/2 inch) or 165.1 mm measured from center, of center shaft, to the center of pedal boss. The over all length of the arm for ground clearance purposes measured from the center of center shaft, to the far most end of arm is (7 inch) or 177.8 pictures are high tech...

For those who don't know BMX THUN is one of the strongest one pc cranks ever manufactured. They weigh in at 2pounds and 2oz. They hold the true claim of being unbendable. They are unbendable, unless run over by a bus or something. Here is a old school Thun Crank for offering. 50.00 plus actual...

The struggle was real back in the late 60's early 70's. I can see the designers smoking fat cigars while designing this one. "Lets put not one but two shifters that are really slung low in the center of a kids bike; so the kid has to take his attention off the road and look down to shift the...