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May 1975 Bicycle Journal (Continued) Graco MX1000: Hunt Wilde Motor X: GEM Sales & Imports - Littlejohn: And...a crop of the bike above. I can't seem to figure out what is going on with that bike.

May 1975 Bicycle Journal (Continued) Nankang: Bendix: Shimano - Sun Cycle - Ashtabula: Dia Compe: Dealer to Dealer (Promoting BMX) Bendix Black High Flange Hub:

May 1975 Bicycle Journal (Continued) Weinmann: Royal-Grant (What is that suspension bike?): Bicycle Motocross - A New Sport Pedals Across the Nation: Carlisle: Valentine - Double V Engineering Trans-American-West Skateboards:

May 1975 Bicycle Journal (Continued) DIsneyland - Littlejohn, Troxel, Webco, BMX News: Disneyland - AMF, Cohan, Dan Gurney: Disneyland - Mesinger, Matthews, ACS: Disneyland - Chicken Power: Disneyland - Chain Bike Corp: Graco: American Bike Accessories: Mijon:

May 1975 Bicycle Journal (Continued) Chicago Bicycle Show Goby, Matthews: Hunt Wilde; Shimano, Persons: Ashtabula: Nankang Tires: Disneyland NBDA Show: Disneyland - Shimano Service: Disneyland - Panda BMX, Prince BMX: Disneyland - JCI, Gobby, Hunt Wilde

May 1975 Bicycle Journal: Cover: Rollfast (Mossberg) Little Bike Industries: Torrington Spokes: Weinmann (Delaware Mercantile): Bencomo Sales Co: Back inside cover, Hunt Wilde

So very cool! What a find!

Gorgeous! Nice job.

A couple of unlabeled unknown images I came across. No idea what they are. First image is titled unknown1989 parts if that is a clue.

Looks awesome!

Doesn't look like a Gurney to me. It's chrome and not nickel and several other things just don't look like a Gurney. Looks more like a Sekei (sp) or something like that.

Black Widow hardtail?

Here is the last page:

The earliest I've documentation I've found is March '78. That fork cleaned up great!

Hey Steve, pm or text me your email address. I posted this with you and Barry in mind, and of course to add to the Webco thread! Full size scans are about 5 MB each. Will probably take two or three messages to get them all to you.

Very similar to the Gracos but with a single downtube and a 20" front rim (as opposed to 22" on the Gracos). I have several of the old Kents around in various stages of completion. Was planning on making a custom boinger with one but haven't ever gotten around to it. I'm sure you guys have seen a lot of them but they usually have various pieces of plastic on them.

Wow...so many missing images. Here's my childhood bike. Was the perfect size when I bought it, six months later I couldn't ride it. I need to revisit the decals someday.

April 1977 Minicycle/BMX Action Minigoose review:

April 1977 Minicycle/BMX Action - Moxie V review:

Just snagged this off of eBay. Had the Mini-Replica, Moxie V and Minigoose reviews. I have full size scans if anyone needs more detail in the images. 1977 Minicycle/BMX Action: JU Cover:

Rick's grandson, Christopher did a fantastic job of putting everything together. Kudos. Memorial Card:

Love it! Great job as usual. Love the fork and wheels with this frame.

Totally understand. One of my favorite builds in the last few years.

A couple more.

Sorry for the quality of the images. My skill set is limited and I have a 5yo phone. Thought I took a hundred photos but ended up with about twenty and only a few of any value. I was sad to find that a few of my shots of Patti and her boys are of poor quality. Marvin Church, John Palfreyman, Byron Friday, Dave Clinton and Bob Seiber (Bob was shy, I had to prod him a little to get him the photo) Brian (Sodbuster), Steve (Big Fire), Byron Friday and Ernie Alexander Spike, Mel and Donnie (1966BMX) Wayne King Monoshock trio - Rick (Reilley1 Co-Owner), Wayne King (Designer) and Thom Lund (Rider)