The bike just became available and be fast if you want one.
Retro PK Ripper specification:
Looptail Frame 6061 Aluminum RETRO Floval Tubing, Looptail Rear End, American BB, Retro dropouts & Gussets
Fork 100% CR-MO Landing Gear
Headset VP 1-1/8" Threadless
Handlebars CR-MO PK Bar, 27.25" x 7.5", Chrome
Stem Retro Top Load Threadless 1-1/8"
Grips SE Stretch Grip
Brake Lever Tektro 313A, 2 Finger Alloy
Brake(s) Tektro 930AL V-Brake, Slick Cable
Seat Retro Plastic Seat
Seat Post Retro Fluted Blue/Silver Micro-Adjust, Aluminum 27.2
Seat Clamp SE Alloy Blue Anodized
Crankset SE 3-pc Cr-Mo, 180mm, Sealed American, Chrome
Chainring 44T Alloy w/ Spider
Chain KMC Z30, silver
Wheels Skyway Tuffwheel II, 16T Freewheel
Pedal Classic WellgoAlloy Platform, Cr-Mo Axle, Removable Pins
Tires Kenda K-50 Retro Tread Pattern
Extras Retro Pads, Blue Anodized Rear Wheel Alloy Washers, Alloy Bullet Valve Caps
Colors Ball Burnished
Head tube angle 74 Seat tube angle 71
Top tube length 21.25"
Chainstays 14.75"
Seat tube length 10.25"
BB height 11.45"
Weight 25 lbs. (BIKE)
Weight 3.5 lbs. (FRAME)
MSRP $720
Okay, you want an old school bike and have some money to spend but you don't want to go to e-bay each day to get the bike together part by part. Well, you don't have to now. SE Racing came out with a retro looptail PK Ripper that looks the part. It might not be your cup of tea when you just started out riding but I'm positive jaws will drop when the old school guys see the bike. It brings back memories to the time when two people were holding the starting gate (pre lights and magnets) and one-pedal starts. When it was okay to put your leg out in the turn and nobody was complaining about the bumps in the track. 
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