I am try to figure out who manaufactured a Blue BMX Bike that came with yellow 5 spoke mags.
That thing was as beautiful to me as Farrah was then, although there wasn't money to be spent on one. Although I did have the 70's Farrah poster on my wall.
A friend of mine name Ricky ( who delivered the Newton, IA Daily News) took pity on me and took my old regular bike and did a paint job (red) added BMX handlebars and new tires, one of which was a 50 slick on the rear. Used to love to ride down the hill by my house and make it squeal all the way down!
Used to go into Marty's Schwinn Cyclery in Newton, IA and drool. Not to mention fantasize about riding the Redline, Kuwahara, and what seems now the low class Mongoose (as they're sold in Wal-Mart of all places) on our local BMX track.
Any way if any knows who made/manufactured the bike I would appreciate the sharing of your knowledge.
That thing was as beautiful to me as Farrah was then, although there wasn't money to be spent on one. Although I did have the 70's Farrah poster on my wall.
A friend of mine name Ricky ( who delivered the Newton, IA Daily News) took pity on me and took my old regular bike and did a paint job (red) added BMX handlebars and new tires, one of which was a 50 slick on the rear. Used to love to ride down the hill by my house and make it squeal all the way down!
Used to go into Marty's Schwinn Cyclery in Newton, IA and drool. Not to mention fantasize about riding the Redline, Kuwahara, and what seems now the low class Mongoose (as they're sold in Wal-Mart of all places) on our local BMX track.
Any way if any knows who made/manufactured the bike I would appreciate the sharing of your knowledge.