I remember...

Hawk f-20, and the saying that goes with it...snaps off like the headtube on a hawk f-20

What about those Kastan race forks that only had one leg?

And PK rippers.

Gum wall tires..or better yet, white tires with gum walls.

Peregrine super pro's

more middle school... but those magura hydraulic brakes

I remember when you could buy disk brakes for a BMX.

I remember when all bikes weight 35+ pounds.

I remember when GT was good.

I remember Matt Hoffman doing the first backflip fakie in competition.
I remember when pegs were threaded.
I remember frames with platforms, and the only color choices you had were black or chrome.
I remember Odyssey barefoot tires.
I remeber turdowns, lawnmowers, tuck no-handers, tabletops, and front tire grabs, the first time they were popular.
I remember GO, The riders manual, And the first issue of RIDE.
I remember the Plywood Hoods videos.
I remember Ozone, General, and bashguards.

hey guys.... i dont really remember but... did odyssey made frames in the past? i just cant remember if its ody or another brand... just wanna fresh my memory

Odyssey never made frames. Maybe you're thinking of Ozone? There weren't too many companies that started with "O"

ahhh i dont remember... nevermind

That was before your time!!!!!

I remember fold up fork pegs.
I remember threaded forks/stems and how much they sucked.
I remember powerlight.
I remember the Standard Trailboss.
I remember skyway mags.
I remember caliper brakes.

This thread is great...exactly what I had in mind when I suggested it to the mods.

I cannot express to you how happy I've been with my new bike. Been off for MANY years and even though I picked up a crappy Rockstar bike off Dans....it's LIGHT and with some new sticker-age looks great. I too remember the 35 lb bike....Dyno Detour with Mags. Coupled with my very skinny 13 year old frame, that sucker was a b*tch to bunny hop!

Let's see, I remember:

I remember when GT Power series or Redline Flight cranks were the sh**. It was RARE to have 3 piece cranks on your bike unless your parents were rich.
I remember seeing a Hutch or a Kuwahara in Brands bicycle shop was like looking at a foreign car...and cost as much too!
I remember 95% of pegs had treads on them....you got stuck a lot grinding with a new set.
I remember one brake meant you raced. Everyone else had two. Opening up a mag last year and seeing flatland/street with NO brakes was totally alien to me!
I remember Craig Grasso.
I remember we all had racing plates but didn't race..we just picked a random # and put punk/hardcore stickers all over it.
I remember a sticker section in the clear glass case. Skate and BMX stickers galore, $1.00 each usually.
I remember mushroom grips, all neon colors.
I remember those framestanders you'd put in front of your back pegs.
I remember when the Bully frame came out with the sporocket protector tube welded on the bottom. That thing weighed at least 10 pounds.
I remember the backflip was a big deal, not the warmup trick you do on your first run.

I remember Torker, and I remember MCS
I remember tt, neck, and crossbar pads
I remember "blue snakebelly" tires

Props for the suggestion RiseAbove. Excellent idea.

Speaking of Bully...

http://www.bmxmuseum.com/bikes/bully/301

I thought those were the coolest looking frames ever.

I remember the GT Agressor with a bashguard too.
http://www.bmxmuseum.com/bikes/gt_bicycles/2914

I remember the ACS pro-rotor.
I rememeber when the only freecoaster you could get was a modified Suntour. (I still have mine!)
I rememeber Basic Silencer pegs.
I could go on for days.

And speaking of Torker, they mad an attempt at a comeback in like 96-97. I bought their three piece crank, and I still ride it to this day!!! It's CHROME!!! (Same thing as the Poverty)

I used to put a hose clamp around my broken lower headset cupt to hold it together, anyone else remember doing that?

Nuke Proof hubs - I still run one in the front

Gack hubs and axles. My buddy still runs one of those in the front as well.
I have a wheel with a Haro Fat Hub, even though those were more mid-school. My prized possession is my radial laced Peregrine Super Pro front wheel. I miss Peregrine Super Pros...

Anybody remeber Dia-Compe Nippon brakes, and the weird and wacky ways we used to shorten our top gyro cables? I got my ideas from Pete Brandt.