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very cool... im actually selling this one, minus the chainring, seat clamp, grips and donuts.. if anyone wants just the lowrider package, minus the frame, i can do that as well. its not something i really want to do, but i dont have room with all the bmx i have. one day when i can afford to...

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that looks great man! i like the second to last pic the best.. im trying to figure out how to incorporate the original Haro FST decal graphics into this build. since the powder coat is matte, id have to die cut the lettering so the gloss of the vinyl doesnt mess with the matte. i had tried...

yea man.. and u can find alot of lowrider parts on ebay, or even in local shops, pretty cheap too. the only negative thing about doing bmx with the 90 degree forks, is the bmx frames rake for the forks. the rake is too vertical, so when u ride it, its a little shakey and shady.. but, that...

unfortunately im not that good, my bike history memory is only of a few companys. i would need detailed pics, close ups.. but mostly scanned originals or repros for me to make sets. plus, i would need you guys to do that leg work. i have alot of projects pending, plus a full time day job thats...

hey all, my name is Louis. i was told about this site by a member on BMXMuseum.com. i build Haro Freestylers, 85 to 88. about a year ago a friend gave me an 87 Haro FST frame without forks, so i decided to drop it, and build a custom BMX lowrider. its posted in my gallery here on RatRodBikes...

will do later on tonight, once i finish some work. my name is Louis. i was reffered to this site by a bmxmuseum member, and since i got a rat, i posted it 8) thx Duke.

1987 Haro FST (Invert style) frame, 90 degree springer forks, 48 spoke coated red doublewall rims with CNC machined sidewalls, DK sealed high flange hubs, whitewall Kenda tires, Haro polished chainring, modified flutted seatpost, Peregrine polished seatpost clamp, aluminum axle covers, Tech 77...