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I've been on the hunt for one of these for a while now. I was wondering what the total count for these is so far. How many have turned up? Where are they? How many are actually complete F/F? How many have original finishes left? Lets see em! -
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Bought this looptail Rebel 24" frame from Texasbmx. The only other confirmed 24" looptail frame belongs to Seadooit and he bought it new in the early 80s. This frame (like Don's) was originally chrome but was sandblasted and powdered black in 1992 by the second owner. I wanted to get it chromed again but because of the sandblasting procedure to get the chrome off, decided it was safer to powder it. Decals are NOS. Chip at C4 stripped and powdered it as well as cleaned up dropout washer marks and a scar on the underside of the down tube from a front brake hitting it.
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i'd love to see a pic of one of those. anyone have one? ive only seen them in the old catalogs, never in person. I bet Bob Hannah's still got one....
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CL find, Kastan 24". Frame, fork and stem are Kastan, the rest is DB, schwinn, xs, primo (LOL) The stem is way cool, never seen one before. Oh, also has powerbend cruiser bars. I'm definately going to swap a better wheelset and other misc bits to exemplify the era. I took it for an extended spin, I REALLY like the geometry on this thing. Kastan sure knew his stuff when it came to a long frame with handling and response! Post up some of your Kastans, I'd like to see more of these works of art
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the number is 182 and that is it . any idea on what this number means ? thanks .. -
I picked this up in a pawn shop for 90.00 bucks, it had 175 Red Line 401's on it when I got it. serial #0793009
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just picked up this Hutch XL-24 (pre serial #). i figured you guys might dig the seat.
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More info at www.atomiccycles.com
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Picked this 26" cruiser up recently. Anybody know what it is?
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This frame is 1 of 13 26/24" Nomura cruisers made. 4 of the 13 had custom serial numbers. This is one of the 4 custom serial numbered frames. This frame in stamped "McHenry" on the bottom bracket. For John McHenry a Nomura factory rider out of Cortez CO. I bought the frame earlier this year from another collector who had bought it from John him self. I was lucky enough to finish the build right before the show in June. Hope you guys like the build. Everything is 100% original finish and decals. Parts breakdown: Frame: Polished, 26/24" Nomura cruiser (Factory Rider) Fork: Chrome, 26" VDC oval tubing (Traker) Bars: Chrome, 1st gen GT cruiser bars Stem: Blue, Tuf Neck (tiger stamped) Headset: Chrome, Tange MX-2 Saddle: Black, Uni Hammer Head Seat clamp: Blue Dia Compe hinged Rims: Ukai speed line 26x1.75 (non shiny side) Hubs: Silver, Phil Wood 1st gen Freewheel: Black, Suntour 17t Chain Ring: Blue, Sugino 43t Spider: Silver, Sugino aluminum Cranks: Chrome, Takagi Cro-mo 180mm Bottom bracket: Silver, Hatta loose ball Pedals: Blue, Shimano DX Tires: Black, 26" Comp III Fat/Skinny combo Grips: Black, Oakley .5 Brakes: Blue, Dia Compe MX-1000 w/Shimano DX Lever Brake pads: Blue, Cool Stop fined w/orange pads
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Started out as a rusted shell of a GT cruiser.......
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Start drooling fella's...
