GR Fixed gear, heard of them?
09-10-20, 12:44 AM
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GR Fixed gear, heard of them?
Hello all,
I just bought my first fixed gear but can’t seem to figure out what frame it is. The owner couldn’t remember and had it for years, all I can see is where a rear brake would go there’s a stamped “GR” in the middle of a shield shape design and the head tube has the same design but with engraved through the tube.
Anyone heard of em?
I just bought my first fixed gear but can’t seem to figure out what frame it is. The owner couldn’t remember and had it for years, all I can see is where a rear brake would go there’s a stamped “GR” in the middle of a shield shape design and the head tube has the same design but with engraved through the tube.
Anyone heard of em?
09-10-20, 06:35 AM
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Hello all,
I just bought my first fixed gear but can’t seem to figure out what frame it is. The owner couldn’t remember and had it for years, all I can see is where a rear brake would go there’s a stamped “GR” in the middle of a shield shape design and the head tube has the same design but with engraved through the tube.
Anyone heard of em?
I just bought my first fixed gear but can’t seem to figure out what frame it is. The owner couldn’t remember and had it for years, all I can see is where a rear brake would go there’s a stamped “GR” in the middle of a shield shape design and the head tube has the same design but with engraved through the tube.
Anyone heard of em?
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09-11-20, 10:39 AM
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My kid's first non-BMX bike was a purple Lurker - it was a cheap...errr...very low-priced close-out at Jenson which made me happy since I was paying, and we both liked the Eastern connection since he had been a BMXer for years. It did its job well for him, mostly held up to him beating on it, and gave him his start in everyday FG riding - which he still loves to this day...
09-11-20, 01:23 PM
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09-11-20, 01:34 PM
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My kid's first non-BMX bike was a purple Lurker - it was a cheap...errr...very low-priced close-out at Jenson which made me happy since I was paying, and we both liked the Eastern connection since he had been a BMXer for years. It did its job well for him, mostly held up to him beating on it, and gave him his start in everyday FG riding - which he still loves to this day...
Nope black 👍
