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Funkyworm
540 Air
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December 22, 2013, 04:31 PM »
Here's a couple of my recent Freestyle builds , also put a lot of time & effort trying to piece together as much info as possible on this British Old School Company & its products, not a FB group god knows theres enough of them just a point of reference really .
https://www.facebook.com/REBELBMX
1984/5 Rebel Freestyler:
UPDATED:
Bars:
Rebel Freestyle (on last pic)
Grips:
NOS Fuan (Oakley F-1 Style)
Stem:
Unknown (dyno possibly)
Seat:
(Viscount Dominator) branded Viscount Bikeway Aero (NOS)
Seat post:
Rebel Layback Reynolds 531
Clamp:
Dia compe twin bolt (refinished)
Callipers:
DC 880 Front & rear
Levers:
DC Tech 6
Crank:
NOS CW Branded with NOS Sugino spider / NOS Chainring
Chain:
YBN
Wheels :
Skyway Tuff 2
Tyres:
Kenda K55 Blue (Australian Import)
Pedals:
NOS Victor DX but (Re finished) in Blue.
Headset & Headlock:
Generic 1" With Tange LP440 Headlock re fiinished in Blue
BARS & Seat UPDATE :
My Second 1984 Rebel Freestyler: Dukes of Hazzard General Lee Inspired build.
F&F:
Rebel 1984 Freestyle .
Bars:
Rebel Freestyle.
Stem:
Suntour.
Grips:
Ame Tri.
Levers:
Dia compe Tech 5.
Callipers:
Dia come 880 Fs.
Seat:
Viscount Dominator.
Clamp:
Tuf Neck Style.
Crank:
Cw 1 piece.
Spider & Chainwheel :
YES BMX !
Pedals:
Victor DX.
Wheels:
Skyway Tuff II.
Tyres:
Kenda K55 Freestyle.
Headlock:
Tange LP440.
Chain:
Gusset Black/chrome.
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TORKER mick
Look Back
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December 22, 2013, 04:46 PM »
mate they look very nice
glad the grips worked out
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In2bmx
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December 22, 2013, 04:49 PM »
Very nice . All of them ...
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rodriguez
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December 22, 2013, 04:53 PM »
Always liked Rebels I remember looking at the ads and wanting one, thats a tidy line up
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martin46
Cherry Picker
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December 22, 2013, 05:39 PM »
General Lee style build is RAD
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chubby
BMX Nerd
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December 22, 2013, 08:20 PM »
With a rebel yell.............
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WANTED : 1" freestyle forks, uglier the better
fischflo
900 Air
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December 23, 2013, 02:48 PM »
...aah, that's where the grips went ....
....love a white rebel, but the orange one is wicked, spesh with those bars on
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Parkesst5
Riding with Stabilisers
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December 24, 2013, 11:58 PM »
The general looks the nuts. Got me thinking about mine now mmmmmmmmmm.......
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mattfx81
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December 25, 2013, 12:26 AM »
Fooking love rebels i do. They are very tasty
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