Early 20 in BMX/Motocross ?
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I will most likely be selling this one to help fund my other projects. I have very limited time, money and space at this time. 
I was hoping to get an idea of what it is worth. I really like it but one man cannot save all the worlds junk. Well so the wife says anyhow :mrgreen: . I will not let it let it die thow
I was hoping to get an idea of what it is worth. I really like it but one man cannot save all the worlds junk. Well so the wife says anyhow :mrgreen: . I will not let it let it die thow 
A.S.BOLTNUT
He who dies with the most toys ,still dies No Fear
cool old bmx relic,i like it !
I've had a few of these bikes in the past, they are hard to come by, if the forks still work andarn't leaking/pitted it should make the value go up alittle. you may be able to get 100$ for it. depending on location anyway.
The forks are frozen and there is some pitting. They do not appear to be bent. My zip 44622 south of Canton Ohio. Please make an offer :lol: I am starting to feel the need to keep it. I guess I could list on EBay and start it at 75.00 with 100.00 in shipping. Make me an offer and come pick it up. I cannot keep it, I cannot keep it!! :roll: Well really it’s a lot smaller than my other bikes. :lol: :mrgreen:
:lol: :mrgreen:
It looks like a dept. store bikes if the components are original. I have a Royce Union frame buried in my garage that looks like yours, but I haven't looked at it in a while, so I can't be sure it's exactly the same.
That is COOL :shock: 8)
i forgot about the front wheel being a 22 8) i have always wanted a Graco, they were better than your dept. store bikes, they were up there with the Yamaha's , i would say she's a keeper if i were you ! clean it up, recover what looks to be the original seat,of course the plastic tank and fenders were almost always tossed by the kids at some point to give it a "racer" look(which it does look cooler) , keep us updated on what happens
thekid said:
I going to put it in to storage for now. I am most Likely heading for a major life change. I am not sure how many my bikes will weather the storm. I will ride it out, dry my self out and see whats on the other side. Life is always good
just sometimes it's better I had a bike like this when I was about 12-14 years old....drove it every single day even all winter. I beat the hell out of that thing! I had to have it welded a few times. Back in the day it was common to remove the bench seat and put on a regular seat.
I've been trying to find one now and they are SUPER hard to find. I think I've found one about 2 hours away, I might have to grab it....my son wants it!
I've been trying to find one now and they are SUPER hard to find. I think I've found one about 2 hours away, I might have to grab it....my son wants it!
I suggest pulling the fenders and tank off and storing them while he's thrashing it. They've got to be 'hard to find' items as is, let alone in the future.
Cheers,
Dr. T
Cheers,
Dr. T
Mr. T, I think you're right. In fact, back in the day I remember everyone just pulling that stuff off and throwing it away! It was considered GAY. Maybe we'd leave the rear fender on to protect from rain, but anyone with a fake plastic gas tank was a target to be bullied! haha...funny how it comes full circle.
Yep, same thing here, I remember seeing a few of them 'meeting' a baseball bat while still on the bike!
If we'd only knew!
If we'd only knew!
