[broke L345]

I want to recreate this bike but how would I figure out what stem it may have had? I figure this would be the place to find out. and what are the forks?

thanks for any information.

[Se Quadangle]

I guess it's the same forks like these!
http://bmxsociety.co...h-saved-update/

Cheers

Oli

[bmx2112]

They look like Cook bros. forks.

[broke L345]

Thanks Brett, then they are the same as the ones I have and I think they have an FMF decal on them but does anyone have a clearer picture of the decal?

and hoping with the history of the people on this site I can nut out the stem thing.

[psycho]

I know the fork question has been brought up before. A pic was posted of someone who got an fmf for christmas. It had a decent shot of the fork decal. I'll ask my buddy today, he was trying to figure it out one time as well. I think brett is right though. Cook fork with fmf decal.

[bmx2112]

Yep your right, its an FMF fork like this maybe?

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[COASTY]

mmmscrap my last post. I still think it's an early Redline stem ?

[COASTY]

[bennyt4130]

COASTY, on 25 February 2012 - 08:29 AM, said:

mmmscrap my last post. I still think it's an early Redline stem ?

My first thought, as well. Redline Double Clamp.

[SHADESSEAN]

[spike]

Sean, your PM box is full.

[SHADESSEAN]

Spike ... shadessean@sbcglobal.net

[broke L345]

Thank you all, thanks for the pictures.

that jumping shot is unreal looks like he's got red pedals with an FMF decal on them. or my eyes playing tricks on me? And that stem pad is much larger than in the one I posted so I am guessing a different stem. You can also see the front hub more clearly.

I asked the question about the forks before but couldn't find the post, anyway fork question answered thank you all again.

[SHADESSEAN]

I like the front brake(canti's in 1977)lever on the right side

This post has been edited by SHADESSEAN: 25 February 2012 - 09:39 PM

[Red Baron]

I am not surprised Scott would put his front brake lever on the right side. He was a motorcycle racer before a BMXer.

In the Sean pic above where you can see the front hub, I am sure that is a Cook hub. While working at Cook, I built and laced enough of those to recognize one.

The scan below is from a BX Weekly. I don't have a date with it but I would say it is around 76.

[broke L345]

thanks guys, these pictures are incredible.

[psycho]

Cant get info like this on the museum! Awesome info. Thanks dennis!

[broke L345]

psycho, on 25 February 2012 - 06:03 PM, said:

Cant get info like this on the museum! Awesome info. Thanks dennis!

+1 that's why I love and sponsor this place.

[broke L345]

The bits are coming together.

bars, rear hub, seat, chainwheel and maybe a stem on the way.

[Hercules]

Very nice frame and the color combo is perfect!