30 something newbie returning to BMXing!

[Pencil Tip]

Hi all,

I've just bought myself a rather tidy GT Dyno Compe. I haven't owned a BMX for nearly 25 years! 

I'm no stranger to two wheels! I also own a 1997 ball burnished GT LTS1 mountain bike and a 1999 Pinarello Surprise road bike.

Here is a photo of my GT Dyno........



I have some plans to replace some parts, that saddle has to go! Wanna give the bike a dash of colour. I plan to change the pedals and grips to red colour.

Does anyone know what year my bike would have been from?

Cheers,

Dan 

[Jaymz]

Welcome aboard, have a look on bmxmuseum.com to date your dyno

[fischflo]

Cheerio Dan - welcome! -, looksky here, concerning inhowfar serial might help you id the bike ->http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,167377.msg1674609.html#msg1674609

my guess is '95, simply because scrolling backwards from 1998 (last year that geometry i think) i think that's the 1st year i saw that kind of chainring on dem compe there

[Pencil Tip]

With regard to trying to put a year date to my Dyno, I have a picture of the serial. Can anybody decode it?

Thanks

[That Swan Guy]

98

[ED209]

From the serial I'd say that's a 2019 model from the future ... someones taken the hover engines off and put wheels on to make it look old school so it worth more 

... welcome to Arkham Asylum by the way 

[fischflo]

my observation was incorrect anyway ...

[BMX1973]

welcome to Rad.

Dyno looks good 

[Pencil Tip]

Thanks guys

I'm in the process of upgrading a few parts on the Dyno I'll post up some pictures of the upgrade as it happens..........