Getting a bike in the Pin-Up photo is always the hardest part. Brett sent us the following photo and even though it's not an up to date BMX bike, it's a girl on a bicycle. It's Friday and here's your pin-up photo.
I really can't remember my first day of riding a bike without training wheels. It was a long time ago and a couple of photos show that I was little, very little. As far as I do remember it was a direct drive kids bike that I had to learn it on and somehow I managed to stay upright. Today was a day to remember. Not necessarily for myself, but for my son Philip. After spending lots of time at the local trails on the Paul's Boutique sponsored push bike, Philip discovered the Haro Z12 in the shed and asked me to take it out. -Patents Pending both foreign and domestic.
-These pedal come in two sizes, a "MINI" 3" X 3", and "Pro" full size 4-1/2".
-The pedals are made from A380 Die-cast Aluminum. 4130 Crome-molly alloy steel spindles (same spindle fits both size pedals)
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.
