whats this guys?

[slugger]

found this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7238353868&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1

is it a curtis? if so i may have found my project frame 

[bodamus]

Not sure but it's definately not a Curtis. Something much newer.

From bodamus.

[theRuler]

avoid it mate its shit

some catalogue bike

not old school. very recent

[motomagII]

townsend new school piece of c*** .dont buy nowt like this dude .ask on here you will get what you want and pay whats its worth from the guys here .you wont get ripped off .

[slugger]

thanx guys...... you just saved me a heap of embarassment 
ok, so maybe one of you guys has a nice frame they could sell me [why didnt i think of that to start with]   

[oberonspacefruit]

look through the museum bikes and see what u want first.

streeatbeats and aero relexes are good, and cheap.

what kind of money do you want to spend?

[slugger]

i guess i could go to a couple hundred for just frame .... im assuming thats enough for sommat fairly kewl in old-school

[Moose]

A couple of hundred for frame and forks will get you almost any of the framesets you're looking for excluding the exotic things like Gen 1's, trickstars etc.

My advice would be to decide what you want first, then adjust your budget accordingly.

£200 will get you virtually any Haro '85-'88, a Streetbeat (or 3), maybe a later GT pro performer. If you're after a Curtis, they pop up every now and then, just keep your eyes peeled (I just picked up a complete Curtis for £125)

[Bren Gunn]

Do some research on the other bmx sites you lazy get!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Check out www.vintagebmx.com

or    www.os-bmx.com

Good luck and come back when you know youre shite

[theRuler]

i know i'm shite