It's already happened. I'm old.

[Uncle Jesse]

One of my co-workers is Denzel Stein's mom, I still talk to Jason Carnes and Kevin Gentry from time-to-time. I've been able to stay pretty plugged into the racing scene FWIW. Have fun out there!

I see Jason when we run the Redline Cup races, Stien was at the Desoto state race last time I saw him. We slowed down for a year, we were chasing national points all over the US. Jan 1 we go back at again, my daughter just approved to use her BMX racing as a HS credit stating next semester.

[Txstang1]

WTF !!!! I guess i should have kept some of my old pk's from the 80's.

you can still buy new models for around 600. I just picked up a 2010 floval flyer for tree fiddy

[Uncle Jesse]

a pk ripper frame is worth 400-500 ? where ?

$500 is cheap compared to a few years ago, PK Ripper, Quadangles, Hutch Pro and Trickstars were going for stupid money. Price has hallen some, and PK is making bikes again.

[Txstang1]

$500 is cheap compared to a few years ago, PK Ripper, Quadangles, Hutch Pro and Trickstars were going for stupid money. Price has hallen some, and PK is making bikes again.

wow. i had all those except the trickstar. i even had a "ripper" at one point, but broke it in half.

[Frank]

Before our last VCR died, my wife was going through tapes taped off TV and ran across one we could not pull away from. I don't even remember exactly what was supposed to be on it, but it was mostly a local newscast from about March 1984. Nothing remarkable, just another day in the Reagan era. Just seeing the anchor people still young, the old commercials for cars, toys, food, everything just took me back. It was awesome. Lately I have been introducing my daughter to all the cheesy 80's music videos I can find.

[68RR]

still have a bunch of junk from my son's BMX days.. Sons Blacklite.. forerunner of the Titan..

[Frank]

Never too old

http://www.wimp.com/bicycletricks/

[Uncle Jesse]

Never too old
http://www.wimp.com/bicycletricks/

That's pretty cool.

[grove rat]

Ya dont say....


<---doesnt have a bike anymore....gave it away when I realized I was fat and out of shape...and it was a Walmart bike, so not too hard to let go.

hey genius there are 2 of them, one in richardson and one near white rock lake


you wouldn't know that though cause you dont ride your walmart bike anymore

Never too old for riding bicycles.

x2


anyone can get out there and ride! the pain you feel will eventually go away with enough saddle time..

[SMKR]

Makes me wish I'd never traded my vdc gorilla for a dirt bike back in the 80s

[kobuzz]

I broke my PK jumping off my parents house long long ago. Watched the "landing gear" end up about 20 feet away from my ass laying on the ground. I ran for Cooks Bros racing years and years ago. SuperGoose was the weapon of choice back then...I remember lusting after the brand new GT's.

[DON SVO]

I had a bad habit of cracking frames at the bottom bracket and twisting the rears. Broke a shit load of axles, chains, a few pedals. I hairlined my PK around the BB dirt jumping.

[TexasT]

My old Mongoose. My kids ride it now. MotoMags were the $hit back then.