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ThisFab to see that. I can feel the blisters from those grips!
ThisFab to see that. I can feel the blisters from those grips!
So glad to hear that 'Tracker' bikes are being preserved. In my opinion, every cycling museum should have at least on example as these were the precursors of the mountain bike in the UK, just as the 'Klunkers' were in the US.Here's old old 'Tracker' I've just acquired from an old chap in my village - built in the early 70s with the 'must-have' cowhorn handlebars, brooks and cycle speedway rear 26" knobbly... I'm going to leave it exactly as it is...
Oh my goodness. I've been drawn to this from a thread on mtb history and can't believe I've found a reference to the bike I've been looking for for years! I had a blue Tracker, must have been 1979 ish, came from Stevenage market. It weighed an absolute tonne but had rudimentary front suspension! The saddle fell off I recall. Anyone got a photo of one?Re:
I thought this was going to be a thread about the 20" knobbly tyred bike with front suspension that pre dated BMX by a couple of years. Raleigh grifter era ?! They were only available in blue ... I canT remember who made them ... I had one and the bottom bracket was for ever coming loose :-/
They were called trackers btw.
Bottom bracket was for ever coming loose on mine :-( sadly no pics exist.Oh my goodness. I've been drawn to this from a thread on mtb history and can't believe I've found a reference to the bike I've been looking for for years! I had a blue Tracker, must have been 1979 ish, came from Stevenage market. It weighed an absolute tonne but had rudimentary front suspension! The saddle fell off I recall. Anyone got a photo of one?
Nice findJust couldn't resit snapping up this old tracker bike for £25 on fleabay as pinged so many memories.......seat needs changing for a knckered old brooks or something.
looking forward to 'going down the woods' and see how long it lasts!.....sure it'll be an trip down memory lane.
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