Rebuilt after 25 years!

[Coastvl]

I thought I'd share some pics of a bike I put together today.
This is the bike I spent most of my waking hours riding. The parts are nothing special but the bike has HUGE sentimental value to me. Some of the parts are not era correct, thats because I was always breaking parts and nothing stayed the same for long. Some parts emmigrated to my Supergoose when I got that in late 81. The rear tire is a dragster cheng shin from my sisters bike lol. I rode ramps and skateparks a fair bit so it was the only "freestyle" tire around. The pedals I need to replace with KKT alloys and I have to find a DX lever too. Grips will be AME Tri's. I had a comp II on the front but That'll have to wait also.
Stickers are VBMX jobs.    :thumbsup:   
I know it's no big dollar build but it means more to me than any NOS build.
Frame is a may 1977 motomag and I'm the second owner.
Thanks
Glenn
Pic from 81 or so...
   
Todays build...
   
   
Aussie tuff rear hub conversion.
   

[gmac]

Looking good matey 

[Mattdub]

Cool , like that 

[dordymush]

proper old school that is mate  .

[2020mad]

nice one             My TA is the same, every scape and ding has a story with it.
                                                  Iwould never restore it , just clean it up a bit.

[kdw712]

that looks real nice

there is just something so nice about gusset gooses

[theRuler]

cool ride coastvl

that rear hub looks hard as nails

bonzer!!

[mantadave]

when i think of bmxs i all ways think of them one of the first ones i ever saw   

[Stodgy]

Nice one mate. It's nice to see a bike with a story, they mean so much more. I restored my childhood bike late last year, its so much more than just another build and is the one bike I would never part with.

 

[Nosnod]

Great bike and great story mate - thats what restoring is all about 

[steve1275]

nice, keeping it real...

[silentpartner]

 

[fuzzynod]

Real nice and a good bit of history love it.