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DC shoe co. and SE Racing joined forces to celebrate the thirty year anniversary of SE Racing and their iconic PK Ripper. The result of this collaboration was a limited edition (150 bikes) DC Shoe Co. PK Ripper, a limited shoe, a limited t-shirt and a documentary which chronicles the rise of BMX and SE Racing as an integral part of the culture.

The bike was revealed at a party last night (05-24-2007) in Los Angeles, CA. Along with two of the 150 DC X SE Racing bikes, about twenty other vintage BMX bikes ranging back to the early 1970s were on display throughout the venue.

Thanks to DC and SE Racing for the good time (and the free booze)


DC x PK Ripper bike...







Other vintage bikes on display...

FitRider 921

Cool stuff. The rims on the bottom bike are quite interesting.

gnr rocker

i lo9ve the seat on the limited ripper

eightdip

How thin are the forks on that 2nd bike???

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It's a 26" cruiser, so the big wheels make the normal fork diameter look narrow in comparison.

eightdip

But still, they are thinner than normal

wds178

Thinner than normal NOW, but burly for the late 70's.
-Bill

wethepeople

I love those old Monoshock bikes.

KinetikBiker

Moto mags!

Jay.23

I'm just looking for some info I got this bike on offer up it's pk ripper dc 30 years of radness black and blue number 19 of 150... I can't seam to find much info on it, does anyone know the worth

tds101 

So why are you posting a question in a thread about kicks?

Jay.23

30 years of radness is the name of the pk ripper bike, it's dc shoes and se racing ...

tds101 

Let me reiterate,...you posted about a bike that deserves it's own thread, in a long dead NECROTHREAD. You would have been better off creating an all new post,...with pictures.

PS: I did make a mistake,...this thread isn't about kicks - LoL!!!