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And the one I never saw in the flesh but pictures made me go all funny was the California Freestyle. I think it was the logo more than anything.
Quote from: Monk_Wally_Honk on April 29, 2016, 12:45 PMAnd the one I never saw in the flesh but pictures made me go all funny was the California Freestyle. I think it was the logo more than anything.ooooooooo nice bike Any love out there for the 88 Woddy Itson DB Strike Zone ..............
Quote from: radovr on April 29, 2016, 12:49 PMQuote from: Monk_Wally_Honk on April 29, 2016, 12:45 PMAnd the one I never saw in the flesh but pictures made me go all funny was the California Freestyle. I think it was the logo more than anything.ooooooooo nice bike Any love out there for the 88 Woddy Itson DB Strike Zone ..............I like those Strike Zones very much...a nice one for sale on bmxmuseum at the moment...very high standard spec
GT Performer all the way.But.... This poll is the most Iconic not the best bike, so why are we forgetting the bike that most of us started on? The Iconic Raliegh Tuff Burner, I got mine when I was 11/12,so it was 1981, was a springboard to better bikes. I still remember the hot day Dad got me this, I can still smell the cut grass on our front lawn that had just been mowed, inspirational to me, it's parked at the back, but it's still at the front as far as iconic BMX bikes go!Jas
GT performer, rest was just comedy
Quote from: QUADROPHENIA on June 05, 2016, 08:48 AMGT performer, rest was just comedyAs above..But my ultra burner was my freestyler