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Very nice indeed, but you can't call it 'rarest' after showing us a scan of the ad showing it for sale to the general publicE.g. Kappy's prototype DP is a one-off, I'm sure the chaps on here could reel off a list of other one-off freestylers
Well said Mr Costa. A one off is a one off and of course will be rare.But a complete bike that is the only one known in existence is rare. But to say it is the RAREST is a big statement.Judging by the price i can see why it is a rare bike. Probably also rare as im sure not many people would have chosen it over a more well known/cooler brand name.Good to see something different.
Quote from: griff on December 26, 2012, 03:13 PMVery nice indeed, but you can't call it 'rarest' after showing us a scan of the ad showing it for sale to the general publicE.g. Kappy's prototype DP is a one-off, I'm sure the chaps on here could reel off a list of other one-off freestylersTwonk..!
sweet bike i dont see a one off as a rare frame, cos its something someone decided to knock up in there lunch hr and theres always going to be just one, so its a ONE OFF there is no other....... but looking for a bike or frame that was sold to the public and there aint any anywere on the planet than thats rare in my book my 1990 dyno pro compe frame was advertised and sold to the public but how many have actually shown up? NONE, (all ive seen is pics of dave volker riding it)not even on the museum or any were else, forget over here cos you dont make friends having dynos (said the Sheppard)
Feck me, I thought this was a site about BMX history. Lost within the usual bickering and white noise in this thread is a decent bit of historical information. Shame that went through without much notice. Seriously, I used to wonder why this site was such a closed shop, now I know. Get over it and enjoy the dudes cool bike.
has anyone ever seen a Nun in a supermarket
Quote from: jimwise68 on December 28, 2012, 09:01 AMWell said Mr Costa. A one off is a one off and of course will be rare.But a complete bike that is the only one known in existence is rare. But to say it is the RAREST is a big statement.Judging by the price i can see why it is a rare bike. Probably also rare as im sure not many people would have chosen it over a more well known/cooler brand name.Good to see something different. Its the RAREST to me they probably never be a RAREST Ever its a matter of opinion
Quote from: PHIPPSIO on December 28, 2012, 09:22 AM Feck me, I thought this was a site about BMX history. Lost within the usual bickering and white noise in this thread is a decent bit of historical information. Shame that went through without much notice. Seriously, I used to wonder why this site was such a closed shop, now I know. Get over it and enjoy the dudes cool bike. I have alot of History on Peregrine but I See Peregrine Gets no loveBut Then I see Peregrine Cranks and Super Pro;s go for crazy money at least here in the States they do...Here is Mike Loveridge who rode for Peregrine on the Kuwahara loaded with Peregrine Parts it was a Peregrine ad...And also a RARE Advertised but never seem Peregrine Bashguard,
seems there is the odd person idly chucking insults about and the person trying to clarify things is as opinionated as the people he is obsessing about. people ! who'd have em ?