Hey,
I've got a stainless steel racing BMX frame and forks with red and blue graphics. It has Thunderball - X on the frame and the forks have Ishiwata bmx cromo stickers. The dropouts are thin both front and rear (around 2-3mm) and are drilled. There are small gussets on the downtube/headtube joint. The top tube is oval. The frame used to hang in George Pennel's bike shop in Peebles in the Scottish borders. One day, for no good reason, I decided to buy it. I built it into a full bike but never got round to riding it. It has hung in my garage for the last 15 years.
Not a lot to go on but if anyone has any ideas about it's origins please let me know.
thanks
Dougie
I've got a stainless steel racing BMX frame and forks with red and blue graphics. It has Thunderball - X on the frame and the forks have Ishiwata bmx cromo stickers. The dropouts are thin both front and rear (around 2-3mm) and are drilled. There are small gussets on the downtube/headtube joint. The top tube is oval. The frame used to hang in George Pennel's bike shop in Peebles in the Scottish borders. One day, for no good reason, I decided to buy it. I built it into a full bike but never got round to riding it. It has hung in my garage for the last 15 years.
Not a lot to go on but if anyone has any ideas about it's origins please let me know.
thanks
Dougie
