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drimmdee
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| Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2008 2:19 pm Post subject: Sky Way Tuff II |
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Does anybody race them? If so how do you like them? If not why?
Thanks in advance for your help. |
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AdvanceCycleryRider
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I have seen probably 3 racers in the last 6 years racing with these. They were some old school riders from back in the day.
Don't know how they ride, but seems like they would be a bit too bulky.
My first bmx bike in 81 was a mongoose with skyway tuffs with a coaster brake.
In my opinion, they look better on a collector bike.
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rsmith
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tsmith
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| Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 10:16 am Post subject: |
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Jeff, mine too. Supergoose with blue Tuffs. I wish I still had that bike... it was about the same time too. I was in 8th grade, 1982-1983 ish |
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lexusison20s
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i had them back when i was 8...... so late 80s and liked them haha..... looked good and didnt have to worry about them bending...... however i was 8........ i didnt race, and think there might be some issues like wind resistance would be a killer aswell as the weight. but if ya like em give em a shot or call up company and compare some info
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