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nic968

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #25 on: May 11, 2009, 11:28 AM »
 I'd be interested in the pedals too...
 
 You've got to keep hold of the seatclamp though..It's a classic.. ;)

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #26 on: May 11, 2009, 11:29 AM »
About to pm you regarding f/f & poss stem if it's all going  :daumenhoch:
Do you grovel to your master? Do you beg like a dog?

darkersomeday

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #27 on: May 11, 2009, 08:38 PM »
alberts,
alberts,
alberts,


 :knuppel2:


something has to be said,
something has to be done,

i've nothing per-se against them apart from them being shit and snapping,

but as has been mentioned before theyre becoming like the mid school equivalent of the dreaded hutch aerospeeds,

this mid school malarkey has always had a more GENUINE feel to it then the old school, most stuff could be found or scrounged cheap and thats always meant that the fun factor remains,

do we really want it all going the same way as the old school where only the willy wavers and cheque book builders get to enjoy it?
all i seem to see in the O/S now are miserable old collectors wanking over there "too expensive to ride" show ponies,
and folk with someting to prove.

most of the guys on here with an interest in the mid school are the ones that actually gave a shit about bmx and stuck with it when it died,

once the big money games start all the fun and "dont give a fookness" of the mid school will be fooked.

seriously, come on guys, lets not fook all this up by placing too much desirability and value on parts that werent back then,

so fook it, i'll be the first to say,
back in the mid, profiles etc would have been way a more popular choice than the alberts,
cool on a s&m show type build but lets not start making them out to be something theyre not.
« Last Edit: May 11, 2009, 08:42 PM by darkersomeday »

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #28 on: May 11, 2009, 08:42 PM »
here here   that man,the day i cant aford to buy a mid bit ..im out of here
i do have to wait as most stuff just isnt available  but it always pops up.

darkersomeday

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #29 on: May 11, 2009, 08:48 PM »

i do have to wait as most stuff just isnt available  but it always pops up.

and thats half the fun for me too, and i'll be the first to give a big high-five to someone when they finally track something down,

just to re-iterate the hutch aerospeed comparison,

i cannot honestly remember ever even seeing a pair back then!
tbh if someone had a even a 3-pc crank it was a fooking rarity!

and they werent even that good anyways, it was all about the redline flight crank,

but as soon as a pair turns up everyone starts oohing and aaahing and wanking about THE PRICE,

not because they were good

not because lots of folk had them,

simply because they were rare.

fook all that.

SaMAlex

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #30 on: May 11, 2009, 09:41 PM »
Joe, you are right, but you have paid more than anyone I know for some NOS S&M stuff.  :-X >:D ::)


 :LolLolLolLol:

bmxbert

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #31 on: May 11, 2009, 09:55 PM »
im also guilty of spending to much on mid school bmx parts. to be honest i do it out of love for bmx and investment at the same time.
i enjoy building bmx and resto as much as i enjoy owning a few of the rarer more expensive parts. i also enjoy the fact that it keeps me from gentlemans relishing my dosh on a load of sh!t that wont be worth anything in years to come.

i could just as easily spend my cash on a swish new car that once left the for-court is 10k down.

the way i see my bikes are fun for me now and cash for the littlen if ever its needed. so as long as prices keep going up im kooshty as are any of the rest of you mid school owners.

fact is we buy and sell amongst ourselves mostly so we all know a set of alberts arnet what you pay.!!! but you will get your money back if not a little bit more..

 :daumenhoch:





 

b45t4rd

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #32 on: May 12, 2009, 06:23 AM »
do we really want it all going the same way as the old school where only the willy wavers and cheque book builders get to enjoy it?

That's brightened my day already ;D

darkersomeday

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #33 on: May 12, 2009, 05:15 PM »
sometimes i suprise myself at what i type,

 ???

nosepickben

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #34 on: May 12, 2009, 11:07 PM »
 :LolLolLolLol: I'm off to wave my willy.

Mildschool 4 me, goodnight.  ;D

firebird4130

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Re: 2nd Gen Prince Albert Score? and a Dirt Bike
« Reply #35 on: May 12, 2009, 11:27 PM »
I guess if that's why people get a prince albert then the cranks live up to their name  :LolLolLolLol:

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