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If all things were equal, i.e. rarity factor didnt count, then the Skyway TA would be tops.
im not a fan of them but the greatest bmx of all has to be the TA, it was the originally designed as a race bike and with absolutally nothing tweaked or changed in anyway it also became one of the most respected freestyle bikes that also got new life as a street rider bike in the midschool era when Dirt bro's continued to knock em out, no other frame n forks has come close or has been as widely appreciated and successful as a crossover frame than the TA.no bias here as im sick of seeing the fookers, but credit where credits due
I've never seen a broken TA, it has to be said. Definately an icon.
Quote from: TwoBobRob on August 07, 2008, 09:45 AMI've never seen a broken TA, it has to be said. Definately an icon.well there's always a first...I'm building mine to ride...and you know i'm a fat f***er. lol.
Won't be a problem. The length of the thing might be though, they do seem a bit cramped these days. My mate stuck some AD lugs on one and rode it in the 90s (just like Jerry Galley), it was sweet, but twitchy...
Quote from: TwoBobRob on August 07, 2008, 10:22 AMWon't be a problem. The length of the thing might be though, they do seem a bit cramped these days. My mate stuck some AD lugs on one and rode it in the 90s (just like Jerry Galley), it was sweet, but twitchy...I only want to learn that sprocket grind thing that Vic Murphy did, so it should be okay. down tube might get a few dings. lol.