Old School BMX Parts

• B.M.X Products 1976-1977 Catalogue
  

  The Mongoose Roger DeCoster Fork features in the 1976-1977 B.M.X Products Catalogue.

  

  1976 to 1977
• B.M.X Products 1978-1979 Catalogue
  

  The Mongoose Roger DeCoster Fork features in the 1978-1979 B.M.X Products Catalogue.

  

  1978 to 1979
• BMX Action 1978 BMX Equipment Buyer's Guide
  

  BMX Action features the Roger DeCoster Forks as part of the 1978 BMX Equipment Buyer's Guide.

  December 1978
• BMX Action - The Fork Chronicles Head-to-head Comparison
  

  The Mongoose Roger DeCoster forks are featured in BMX Action's The Fork Chronicles - Head-to-head Comparison article. This article compared a range of forks that were available in January, 1979 for materials, special treating, hardness, weight, size, rake, cost and finish.

  January 1979
• BMX Action Product Review
  

  The BMX Products Roget DeCoster forks are reviewed in the BMX Action Products section.

  January 1979

• 1979 Team JAG BMX

The first advertisements for the Cook Bros. Sealed-Bearing Hubs come out at the end of December 1976. In January of 1979, The Cook Bros. advertisement in BMX Action references a new rear sealed-bearing hub that is double threaded/flip-flop.

• BMX Action New Product Review
  

  BMX Action reviews the Cook Bros. Sealed-Bearing Hubs as part of their New Products section.

  December 1976
• COOK BROS. RACING ~ We're proud to be @1 with QUALITY MX Components!
  

  The Cook Bros. advertisement from BMX Action showcases the Cook Bros. Sealed-Bearing Racing Hubs.

  

  August 1977
• BMX Action New Product Review
  

  The Cook Bros. Racing advertisement from BMX Action showcases their latest product line up. This advertisement also references the New Sealed Double Threaded Flip-Flop Rear Hub.

  

  January 1979 to March 1979
• BMX Action New Product Review
  

  The Cook Bros. Racing advertisement featured in BMX Action showcases their latest products.

  May 1979 to June 1979
• 1981 Cook Bros. Racing Catalogue
  

  In 1981, Cook Bros. Racing introduce the double rear hub in their 1981 catalogue. This was referenced from Oldschool BMX Australia (OZBMX).

  

  1981