ACS Rotor 45 Stem
Feast your eyes on the latest ACS innovation: The ACS Rotor 45 Stem. Designed to use with the Rotor, this stem comes complete with a Pott's Mod for the front brake cable plus a built in cable stop that positions the rear brake cable away from your knees and directly over the rotor anchor bolt.
Say goodbye to tonnes of power robbing flex. A specially designed chromoly shaft allows for precise Rotor positioning and a super tough, forged aluminium rounds out the package.
Say goodbye to tonnes of power robbing flex. A specially designed chromoly shaft allows for precise Rotor positioning and a super tough, forged aluminium rounds out the package.
Odyssey Slic Kable Brake Cable
This is the original Odyssey Slic Kable brake cable was launched in 1986. It is still the standard go-to brake cable because it has proven to be simple and reliable, year after year. The Slic liner and flattened outer surface of its inner wire keeps the cable running smooth and the choice to use the brake lever lug end or the Gyro lug end makes this cable adaptable to every brake set-up.
Odyssey still produce Slic Kable brake cables today.
Odyssey still produce Slic Kable brake cables today.
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Avocet FasGrip Freestyle Tires
These tyres were a direct competitor to the Mitsuboshi Competition Pool (Comp Pool) tyres. Some people prefer these tyres as they hold more PSI than Comp Pools at a rating of 85 PSI. They were slightly more expensive when released.
Flying W ESP Stem (3rd Generation)
Flying W BMX products are the makers of the ESP Stem and were out of Washington state.
They started selling their stems (I believe) early to mid 1983 mainly advertised in ABA Action newpaper.
Owners were Marty Ehnat (racer) and his father Walt (ABA announcer and track director in the Pacific North West).
"Eddie Sigmund Products"
Eddie Sigmund was a well known Skyway racer and had a company around the mid- 80's.
His company was called ESP for Eddie Sigmund Products.
Eddie Sigmund Products is not the company that made the ESP Stem, Flying W made the ESP Stems.
Although Eddie was mainly a racer, he was featured in a Skyway freestyle ad.
They started selling their stems (I believe) early to mid 1983 mainly advertised in ABA Action newpaper.
Owners were Marty Ehnat (racer) and his father Walt (ABA announcer and track director in the Pacific North West).
"Eddie Sigmund Products"
Eddie Sigmund was a well known Skyway racer and had a company around the mid- 80's.
His company was called ESP for Eddie Sigmund Products.
Eddie Sigmund Products is not the company that made the ESP Stem, Flying W made the ESP Stems.
Although Eddie was mainly a racer, he was featured in a Skyway freestyle ad.
~ http://bmxmuseum.com/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=1200194
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