Old School BMX Parts

• June 1979 to September 1979 - JMC Advertisement JMC Does It Again features in BMX Action.
• July 1979 - The JMC Forks were reviewed in BMX Action.

Advertisements

Available in red, black, blue, gold and chrome plated.

• June 1979 to July 1979 - The KKT advertisement, "Bobby and Chris wear different sized shoes and run different size non-slip pedals", features in BMX Action.
• September 1979 - The KKT advertisement, "Surefoot Pedals - When the competition's tough, rely on the pedals that will not slip", featured in BMX Action.
• May 1980 to August 1980 - The KKT advertisement, "Surefoot Pedals - When the competition's tough, rely on the pedals that get there first", featured in BMX Plus!

The full-wrapped pinch-less Redline Flight™ Cranks are regarded as the first (1st) generation Redline Flight™ Cranks by oldschool BMX collectors. They are available in 170, 175 and 180mm.

Full-Wrapped refers to how the pedal and spindle bosses are connected to the crank arm. Full-wrapped cranks have both the spindle boss and pedal boss completely wrapped by the crank arm. Pinch-less refers to there being no pinch bolt securing the spindle boss to the spindle.

According to the Redline Timeline, The Flight Cranks went into production on the 1st March 1979.

• FLIGHT CRANKS ~ BMX Plus! Review
  

  The Red line FLIGHT CRANKS review appears in BMX Plus!

  July 1980
• FLIGHT CRANKS from RED LINE Advertisement ~ BMX Plus!
  

  

  August 1980

• June 1979 to July 1979 - Hare BMX Products Hare-Trigger full page advertisement in BMX Action.
• October 1979 - The Hare Trigger Brake Lever features as a current product sold at the C.D.I Bicycle Store. This advertisement featured in BMX Action.

Advertisements

"This is the tire that made the term "snakebelly" a household word (almost). Both the 1.75 and 2.125 have virtually the same pattern. Both tires are good on for the front and rear (either as a 2.125 front and 1.75 rear, two 2.125's or two 1.75's). They make excellent all purpose tires as well as racing tires." ~ Tire Comparison Review by Bob Hadley in BMX Plus!, March 1981.

The Cycle Pro Snake Belly Blackwall tire is manufactured by National Tire Co. Ltd. in Japan. These tires are available in blackwall as a 20 x 1.75" or 20 x 2.125". Most racers used these in a "fat-skinny" combination.

• BMX Action Products - New Snakebelly
  

  The Cycle Pro Snake Belly tires are reviewed in the BMX Action Products section.

  August 1979
• BMX Plus - CYCLE PRO SNAKE BELLY TIRES
  

  The famous Snake Belly Tread blackwall tires that are self-cleaning are reviewed in BMX Plus!

  August 1979
• Cycle Pro Snake Belly - In a shrot time we've left our mark
  

  Cycle Pro advertise their Snake Belly blackwall and skinwall tires in BMX Action.

  

  August 1979 to October 1979
• BMX Plus! Tire Comparison
  

  Ten brands and 24 different models of tires were reviewed and compared in the story by Bob Hadley. The Mongoose Tire Tire was included in this comparison. More information can be found at the BMX Society Post - TIRE Comparison 1981 (various brands).

  March 1981

Created by Bob Reedy. The Super Pro Pedals have larger cages with sharper teeth.

• June 1979 - Featured as a current product in the Everything Bicycles full page advertisement, Mr. Dealer - Your One Stop BMX Supplier. This advertisement is printed in BMX Action.

• Helix BMX has reproduced the Bob Reedy Ultimate Pro Pedals.