Flying W ESP Stem (1st Generation)
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Created by Flying W BMX Products. E.S.P stood for Ehnat Speed Products Inc.
http://bmxmuseum.com/reference/1105
http://bmxmuseum.com/reference/1105
Kashimax Areo Seat
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The Kashimax Areo Seat was made from Nylon 6 and weighs only 440 grams including the seat guts. The seat has a NJS stamp under the shell, which means it was OK to use in pro track racing in Japan.
Available in blue, red, yellow and black.
Available in blue, red, yellow and black.
Reproduction
The saddle was re-released in December 2008, due to high demand from the track bike crowd.
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From the January, 1983 issue of BMX Plus.
Catalogues
Kashimax BMX Seat and Guts Catalogue
Redline 400 Series Cranks
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The Redline 400 Series were a budget version of the Flight crank introduced in 1982 and had a fixed spider, no pinch bolts and accepted a square tapered spindle that was larger than a standard size spindle. The cranks were made for REDLINE by SUGINO. These cranks were stamped REDLINE followed by the size.
The Redline 400 Series cranks accepted 3 spindles, produced by Sugino. These were the:
The Redline 400 Series cranks accepted 3 spindles, produced by Sugino. These were the:
- Sugino CV-P
- Sugino CV-SC-FT
- Sugino CV-PN
Image from http://www.gregterzian.com/2009/06/sugino-400-series-bmx-cranks-the-other-flight-cranks
Image sourced from http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=167355
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