Badg-tastic!

[Clean]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NOS-BMX-AERO-REFLEX-FRAME-AND-FORK-ORIGINAL-BOX-/290628798644?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item43aad388b4#ht_2195wt_1396

 

[Gnarlyscoots]

Ł220 shipped       

[Discostu]

 

[lk_97]

I remember when his nos streetbeats and haro's were only about 100 odd quid dearer!

[That Swan Guy]

Don't mock, just look what they're worth built. Especially with Lee-Chi brakes!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-SCHOOL-BMX-AERO-REFLEX-FREESTYLE-/250930368973?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item3a6c9d91cd

Clown!

[That Swan Guy]

In fact this fooker has a few beauties!!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-SCHOOL-80-s-BMX-HEAVY-TOOLS-MUST-SEE-/250930368944?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item3a6c9d91b0

[gobshite]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Personalised-ceramic-photo-mug-your-image-text-/270734275696?pt=UK_Collectables_Kitchenalia_RL&hash=item3f09053470#ht_3295wt_972

[rad_pitt]

'plenty of bubblewrap at buyers discretion' 

[hotdog]

Don't mock, just look what they're worth built. Especially with Lee-Chi brakes!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-SCHOOL-BMX-AERO-REFLEX-FREESTYLE-/250930368973?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item3a6c9d91cd

Clown!

Love it. "This bike has been built at no expense"   

[theRuler]

In fact this fooker has a few beauties!!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-SCHOOL-80-s-BMX-HEAVY-TOOLS-MUST-SEE-/250930368944?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item3a6c9d91b0

Those Heavy Tools bikes weren't bad.
But they were mid 90's not mid 80's.
The seller knows this, but is lying.

[Dannywhac]

In fact this fooker has a few beauties!!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-SCHOOL-80-s-BMX-HEAVY-TOOLS-MUST-SEE-/250930368944?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item3a6c9d91b0

Those Heavy Tools bikes weren't bad.
But they were mid 90's not mid 80's.
The seller knows this, but is lying.

True - also those frames were still made by a Taiwanese factory into the early 2000's using the same design as the HT's (the Heavy Tools one's have HT as part of their serial no.). The Heavy Tools one's (for the majority, not all) were full 4130, the later Taiwanese one's are either all Hi-Ten steel or chromolly maintube/Hi-Ten the rest and sucked balls

[theRuler]

In fact this fooker has a few beauties!!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-SCHOOL-80-s-BMX-HEAVY-TOOLS-MUST-SEE-/250930368944?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item3a6c9d91b0

Those Heavy Tools bikes weren't bad.
But they were mid 90's not mid 80's.
The seller knows this, but is lying.

True - also those frames were still made by a Taiwanese factory into the early 2000's using the same design as the HT's (the Heavy Tools one's have HT as part of their serial no.). The Heavy Tools one's (for the majority, not all) were full 4130, the later Taiwanese one's are either all Hi-Ten steel or chromolly maintube/Hi-Ten the rest and sucked balls

I think the HT bikes were made by KHE (or had something to do with KHE).

A bit like in the 80's Sony made "Crown" hifi equipment - covering both ends of the market.


Good solid bikes in the 90's though.

However putting plastic wheels on it, doesn't make it an "80's retro BMX".

[Dannywhac]

I think the HT bikes were made by KHE (or had something to do with KHE).

A bit like in the 80's Sony made "Crown" hifi equipment - covering both ends of the market.


Good solid bikes in the 90's though.

However putting plastic wheels on it, doesn't make it an "80's retro BMX".

Yeah - the early frames were made in Germany (this is from memory so forgive) the same peeps as KHE - the later 90's one's were Taiwanese. Wasn't it KHE that used true Soviet chromolly in the mid 90's (or am I remembering wrongly) as they couldn't source chromolly in tube diam's needed for bmx's in Europe......

An yeah - popping some plaggy wheels on a bmx does not make it '80's'