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I could do it.

Magnificent video and build, wow!

Some Rad bikes for sure I think you’re doing some of the best 20 inch bmx builds in the industry right now!

Keep it, you’ll never get another one!!!!!

I personally don't feel like it's been GT since they built bikes in Santa Ana and Huntington Beach.

I feel like if u think abt it like backing up a trailer it wouldn’t be that hard to catch on

UPS has an inside THIEF. Pretty fk'd up if you ask me.

That ups drive stole it. I spent over 20 years in freight and 15years at ups freight it’s now TForce .

Let me ride it backwards sitting on the handlebars 😊

Fantastic job on shipping woth the protection. Really sold me on buying some bikes from you. I appreciate that attention to detail and safety. Fellow OCD brother here 😂.

Now make one that you can switch on or off while riding for some extra fun 😊

It's in your heeeaad..in your heaaead..zombie..zombie

What's the point 😒

This bike would b perfect for my wife 😂

So its in yer head?

They did a study where they gave college students glasses that were prisms. It flipped everything upside down just like when you were an infant. It took a couple days for people to adjust but when they took them off everything was upside down again. We only have one lens

Love the content brotha. Great job. BMX Basement = sick!!!! Love the Redline lavender.

Thanks again for helping show how to pack a bike so that it has the best chance possible of arriving in great shape. This is a great recurring message to remind and reinforce. It's so disappointing for something, bikes or otherwise, that was shipped in great shape to show up damaged, and so often that was simply because the person packaging the item didn't anticipate what could happen and pack accordingly. Obviously one can't account for every shipping situation and scenario, but good packaging can be powerful insurance against most damage... and as you've shown, although it takes some time, effort, and a little materials expense, it really isn't difficult to do.

👊🏽 🇺🇸 🫡

As a teenager back in the late 80s, I remember hearing about these unicorns, I was fortunate to find a CW frame at a flea market in the Dallas area circa 93, without the lightning bolt, the geometry on that frame was perfect for me, unfortunately the down tube weld broke at head tube from dirt jumps, it was fun while it lasted, bikes back then could only take so much.

lol bet this guy plays with inverted controls on games

GT bikes were very popular in Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺 for many years . I remember the GT, BMX and Mountain bikes in the Late 80's. They were top of the line . On the Australian ABC channel tv they had the Australian movie BMX Bandits 1983 with a very young Nicole Kidman filmed in Sydney Manly . Many old school bikes in movie and new . I enjoyed watching it again . Sydney was beautiful in the 80's . Watching from Brisbane Australia 🦘👍

youtube kind of stinks with some issues..but typically with enough reporting they will usually get rid of scam accounts. Good luck and nice bike..

Keep the faith

Lola is a really sweet cutie girl♥️ I love your bike collection too. If you were in Australia or I was in America I would be very interested in buying 1 or 2 bikes from you. I'm mainly interested in mid to late 1980's race bikes in 20 inch or maybe 26 inch but no 29 inch wheels. I really have a liking for Mongoose Californian and Expert and Pro class. And Redline BMX, Hutch, S&M, S.E, GT, most of the classics. I'm now in my early 50's and when I was 15 in 1988 I had a really beautiful Mongoose Expert custom that the shop had fitted with Californian parts such as the black hard anodised Pro class wheels set and black pad set and the stunning SR Sakae LMS 427 stem . It was originally from the Mongoose catalogue called Euro white and with the contrasting black components it looked stunning. Back in 1988 it cost $500.00 which was more than the average weekly wage here in Australia. My Mum brought it for my birthday present. I really love my Mum. If you were able to ship to Australia that would be awesome but I'm scared of the cost for shipping. Great channel you have and this has been another excellent video 👍👌💪

LOLA!!! We all know that she’s the real ⭐️star⭐️ of the channel. She looks like such a good girl. Thanks for getting her on camera for us. Now go throw a ball for her. Please keep us updated on the Redline theft. Wishing you the best in finding it…

Someone is getting a really cool Mongoose.

Love these bikes 👌

I just love you're set up ,and your attention to detail .

I seen that and reported it as a scam . I have a supergoose repop also . Haven’t decided what to do with it . Maybe so inspiration! Thanks for what you do

Sean, you gotta build a 26 or a 29. Come to the other side!🤣

Nice! I have a pristine ET 82 and an ET 30th... 2 Elina ET seats... Now I want a KZ -1 :)

Every forklift cert guy is like man that’s not hard. We know where we’re going without looking, reversed controls depending on direction, and with precision.

favorite bike in 83'

Bro inverted

The red, black and chrome is perfection.

They had these at the fair one time and you win if you could ride it like 10ft well I lost 😂

My best friend had one in the 80s his was chrome and blue. Came from Ralph's in California

Marijuana can be beaten 🤔👍✅

I remember rtrying this in i think 2002. Virginia state fair and tony hawk was there dojng a set

Next time attach an Apple Air tag to the bike in a hidden place... and you can track every second of the journey yourself.. and find it if it goes missing. If it arrives safely...just get the person to send your Air Tag back by post (you pay the postage to return the tag ...a few bucks) so you can use it again and again. Good luck finding your bike.

Stupid

Sean…brother… Save a little steeze for the rest of us, you’re KILLING it!!

Easy, go left push left, go right push right. Same as on motorcycle when corner at speed

Welcome to a Raymond Stand-in Forklift💀

I can see lots of knots! 😂

I agree with the airtag idea, catch these thieves and get them charged.

Cracked works

Haro was better.