I was a Hutch Pro Racer rider in 1985. All Hutch except the cranks and pedals. Redline Flight 401s and Suntour Bear Traps. I liked the Hutch pedals but they were DANGEROUS. I ran a kinder gentler version. I could spend hours on maintenance and beautification. I started playing hair guitar the same year. Watching those rims be relaced is killing me. I don't even like to change guitar strings anymore, and there's only 6. The Floyd Rose is a pain. Just takes longer.$60.00 is a steal. The original bikes cost a fortune.
Just started following you from a tip from your bro Ike. Always liked good bikes of any kind. My first was a French Gitane back in 1970 the last year all the parts on the bike were European. Now being 72 years old and 50 years in the construction industry vI have to have a little help and have a Trek electric assist bike and still try to bike at least 1000 miles a year. Enjoy your videos.
Very nice job. A friend of mine had exactly the same Hutch Pro in black in the eighties when I had my GT bmx. Great times. Still very much love everything oldschool BMX. Thanks for puttung out vids like this.
Great video, you boys from North kackalackie rock! I ride a 1980 hutch pro racer, Craigslist find, local guy whom I think I remember seeing bike at the bmx races when I was 10,, dad bought me a spanking new 80 powerlite, oh the memories!!! So now I've had a revival after over 30 years, building like last since last August . Had to fork out 2200 for the hutchy,, so 60 bucks was a dream score! Thanks, from one jason to another, God bless from normal 🙏
Careful you can go broke trying to buy back those memories. From my experience it starts with one bike that leads to another that can lead to another and so on. Its a vicious circle. Thanks for watching!
@@alloutbikes I have two bikes myself but, different types one is a Huffy and the other a Schwinn sr suntour! My dad, actually found the Schwinn in an alley out here in Monterey Park, CA
Moin from North Germany. i did leave a Like and did sub too. your brother did talk about you channel. so here i'm. great video takes me back to the 80's 😀
Good afternoon from beautiful North Carolina! I say beautiful because its 81° and sunny. Thank you very much for your sub. I hope I can keep you entertained. Thank you.
This bike came out great thanks for shareing. Oh and forgot to mention best way to get rid of stickiness like old stickers is rubbing alcohol it always works for me
Early Hutch frames & fork sets were contract built by Thruster in Wayne NJ up till 82 - 83 after that I believe Hutch started building their own stuff if I remember correctly. Thruster - Vanishing Points & Tri-Powers we’re the bike to have around NJ , next popular was a Hutch , lotta Skyways & Diamond Backs also. I had a 82 Vanishing Point , chrome with blue sticker kit , Suntour blue 3pc racing cranks , Sunshine blue hubs laced to blue Araya rims. Bike was stolen about a yr & half after I brought , love looking at these old bikes.
@@alloutbikes thanks ! Loved that bike !! It was light as a feather , brought it off a buddy in my freshman year of HS. He built it only had it for a few months then sold it to me because he decided he wanted a Thruster Tri-Power. I’ll get another one someday before I’m to old to ride one.
I just subscribed cool video if I really knew much about BMX bikes it would be even better. I have a friend who does this and knows everything about BMX from the 80s and restores them also. He'd probably be salivating watching this video because he knows all the stuff you were talking about and he would probably tell me that bikes worth six or seven thousand dollars. Whereas I could find something like that and walk right by it not knowing what it is. Good job keep up the good work.
@@alloutbikes you were close on the name it made me laugh a little it's LBC not LMC. I had an idea about your blaster box. What about sealing it with the liquid truck bed liner solution found usually at auto parts stores? I know a friend that did his bed liner and it turned out really strong and adhered very well to the metal and it's very tough after it cures. That should stop a lot of your leaks and you wouldn't see it from the outside or you shouldn't. And don't get yourself shocked fix that short in your electrical system wherever it's coming from. Take care can't wait to see the tricycle finished.
If I would’ve found that at a garage sale, I would’ve done the following. Over what you did. Sanded down the frame and forks, and repainted them And put a new decal set on. Tioga sealed headset Hutch bear trap pedals. Matthauser cool stop Brake pads.
That would have been nice. I wanted more of a survivor bike. The paint is not that bad. I'm planning on practicing my touch up paint on this frame. As far a the Hutch beartrap pedals that is more then I want to spend. Besides I have found some in the past on old bikes. I hope to find more. I have some Mathauser brake pads somewhere I just need to find them. Thanks!
It's true. But you have to realize I breathe, eat, sleep bikes. Bikes are my life. And this is super rare to find. Will I find something else as good or better? Yes. This is not my first killer bike. I have to go through hundreds if not over a thousand bikes before I find something worth doing a video. Working in a bike shop helps finding cool bikes but this was not one of those times. I was really lucky that I got it for sixty dollars on the side of hwy 301. Thanks. I do think it's an Awesome bike.
I have an 85 Hutch Hollywood that needs refining but I've a st of Hutch bars that have never been used ever . My wife Grand father owned a bmx shop in the 80s and when he got to old to run it we sold some and stored the rest
That sir is really cool! I hope you finish that Hollywood. Keep it in the family. Thanks for sharing. I love old BMX. If your near here and need help just ask.👍
in 82 i built a Laguna 101 chrome molly special had the longest Takagi cranks i could get and can't remember the sprocket i was running. Had some cheap alloy handle bars and takagi goose neck. Long story short i was beating everyone around they couldn't catch me. Then Redline made a baseline bike that smoked mine lol.
Sorry. I had no old-school mag wheels only the new mag wheels. I wanted to keep the bike as original as possible. The wheels I used are also more sought after and make the bike worth more. Maybe next time. Thanks for commenting.👍
I wish I could find 60$ bikes like them. Good job man. It made one good looking bike when you got done. Ok now how much are you going to ask for it? Thanks for sharing man.
Thank you. This bike will not be for sale unless I can find another one. This is going on the wall with the other cool bikes. Somebody has already offered $5000 for it (yikes!!!!) But talk is cheap. I'm glad you got to see my brother in Texas. I only see him as often as I'm in his videos which is not much. I hope you have a good day. Thanks again!
To me a survivor is completely original and untouched. This is neither survivor or restored. To most people not seeing this video it's a survivor with new tires because I used period correct parts in the same shape as the bike. This bike is what I like to call a rust-a-ration.
How hard is it to put spokes in? They look complicated would like to see a somewhat instructional on that because I know that they are all different and why
Putting spokes in is the fun part. Getting the spokes adjusted properly is where things can get tricky. It took me two years working five days a week before I considered myself an expert. You can get some old wheels to practice on. Don't use wheels that are important to you. Practice. Practice. Practice. Two identical wheels work best because you can use one as a reference. Thanks for watching! I may do a step by step wheel build soon. Good luck!
It was just the light. If you look in some of the other shots there are no lines. I saw the same thing. I was thinking I got the wrong video for a second. Also they have Araya stamped in them. Thanks!
$60??!!!!!!!!!!!! Bear traps and some araya rims with some dia compes a tech lever and a viscount saddle. That seats probably $200 💵 all mail order. If you were lucky enough to find a BMXPlus magazine in town
nah that aint drilled stop lieing. thats an 85 86 87 with older parts just like every other one we see. you paid what its worth at the yard sale. NOT AN 82 123 serial?? no.
I'm sorry. I don't know what your talking about. This has no serial number and is made in the USA. All points to a early model Hutch. The later models where not made in the USA and had serial numbers. You can scratch off the serial number but always leaves a mark. Thanks for the comment I hope I didn't misunderstand you.👍
I was a Hutch Pro Racer rider in 1985. All Hutch except the cranks and pedals. Redline Flight 401s and Suntour Bear Traps. I liked the Hutch pedals but they were DANGEROUS. I ran a kinder gentler version. I could spend hours on maintenance and beautification. I started playing hair guitar the same year. Watching those rims be relaced is killing me. I don't even like to change guitar strings anymore, and there's only 6. The Floyd Rose is a pain. Just takes longer.$60.00 is a steal. The original bikes cost a fortune.
You one lucky sonnofgun!! I've been looking for a hutch forever at least 20yrs lol nice job sir
Thank you.🖖
right on....I had that exact same bike when I was 14 and raced it......then built a Profile badass bike....that got stolen.....great job man!
Sorry your Profile was stolen. Thanks for sharing.👍
Just started following you from a tip from your bro Ike. Always liked good bikes of any kind. My first was a French Gitane back in 1970 the last year all the parts on the bike were European. Now being 72 years old and 50 years in the construction industry vI have to have a little help and have a Trek electric assist bike and still try to bike at least 1000 miles a year. Enjoy your videos.
Thank you. Sorry to get back so late.
Just recently came across your UA-cam and subscribed. Awesome stuff! Looking forward to seeing more...
Thank you! I try to do a variety. Not everything turns out great. Thanks again!
Very nice job. A friend of mine had exactly the same Hutch Pro in black in the eighties when I had my GT bmx. Great times. Still very much love everything oldschool BMX. Thanks for puttung out vids like this.
Thank you.👍
Great video, you boys from North kackalackie rock! I ride a 1980 hutch pro racer, Craigslist find, local guy whom I think I remember seeing bike at the bmx races when I was 10,, dad bought me a spanking new 80 powerlite, oh the memories!!! So now I've had a revival after over 30 years, building like last since last August . Had to fork out 2200 for the hutchy,, so 60 bucks was a dream score! Thanks, from one jason to another, God bless from normal 🙏
Careful you can go broke trying to buy back those memories. From my experience it starts with one bike that leads to another that can lead to another and so on. Its a vicious circle. Thanks for watching!
great work on the Hutch pro racer.
Thanks Delma.👍
Wow, what a steal on that bike 🤩💯👊😎
I have found a couple of great bikes at yard sales and flee markets. You just have to be in the right place at the right time. Thanks!
@@alloutbikes I have two bikes myself but, different types one is a Huffy and the other a Schwinn sr suntour! My dad, actually found the Schwinn in an alley out here in Monterey Park, CA
good memories,,, 60 muy buena ganga casi un robo muy buen trabajo felicidades....
Moin from North Germany.
i did leave a Like and did sub too. your brother did talk about you channel. so here i'm.
great video takes me back to the 80's 😀
Good afternoon from beautiful North Carolina! I say beautiful because its 81° and sunny. Thank you very much for your sub. I hope I can keep you entertained. Thank you.
@@alloutbikes 81F ??? we use C here. and you are welcome. it's nice to see and learn some thing new. so thank you very much 😀
Nice find for $60, I wish I got that lucky trying to find a couple parts for my 85 Robinson pro.
Nice job on the resto
Thanks!
Awesome, Awesome bike!
Yes, I was lucky to find it.
Thats Issac from cars and cameras lol wow man he's been on UA-cam for long time! Awesome vid Issac 👌
Thank you.👍
Great score Jason ..That's exactly what them Hutch nuts are looking for
Thank you. I'm nutty for Hutch bikes!
This bike came out great thanks for shareing. Oh and forgot to mention best way to get rid of stickiness like old stickers is rubbing alcohol it always works for me
Rubbing alcohol does work great.
I really hope you keep this bike in your collection Jason cuz it's just to nice to sell it
Thats the plan unless i do get a stupid amount of money for it.
MAN 👌 I, love to have it RAD OLD SCHOOL BIKE NEVER Got my Hands ✋ on 1'of THEM HAD the Rest of THEM 10-4 GOOD 👍 job.
Thanks👍
Awesome 👏!! Well done 👊
Thank you Jayson.
I have a set of profile crank stickers that will fit, you can still get them on eBay also. Great find and build bud! 👊🏼
I have some Profile decals. Thank you!
@@alloutbikes 👍🏼
Awesome job keeping it in original condition with period correct parts that retains it's collector value.
That's the plan. Thanks for your input!
Early Hutch frames & fork sets were contract built by Thruster in Wayne NJ up till 82 - 83 after that I believe Hutch started building their own stuff if I remember correctly. Thruster - Vanishing Points & Tri-Powers we’re the bike to have around NJ , next popular was a Hutch , lotta Skyways & Diamond Backs also. I had a 82 Vanishing Point , chrome with blue sticker kit , Suntour blue 3pc racing cranks , Sunshine blue hubs laced to blue Araya rims. Bike was stolen about a yr & half after I brought , love looking at these old bikes.
Man! I hate to hear you Thruster got stolen. Thanks for sharing your memories.👍
@@alloutbikes thanks ! Loved that bike !! It was light as a feather , brought it off a buddy in my freshman year of HS. He built it only had it for a few months then sold it to me because he decided he wanted a Thruster Tri-Power. I’ll get another one someday before I’m to old to ride one.
You know what that's worth right? So cool!!
Yes I do. Thanks.👍
I just subscribed cool video if I really knew much about BMX bikes it would be even better. I have a friend who does this and knows everything about BMX from the 80s and restores them also. He'd probably be salivating watching this video because he knows all the stuff you were talking about and he would probably tell me that bikes worth six or seven thousand dollars. Whereas I could find something like that and walk right by it not knowing what it is. Good job keep up the good work.
Thank you Davo LMC.
@@alloutbikes you were close on the name it made me laugh a little it's LBC not LMC. I had an idea about your blaster box. What about sealing it with the liquid truck bed liner solution found usually at auto parts stores? I know a friend that did his bed liner and it turned out really strong and adhered very well to the metal and it's very tough after it cures. That should stop a lot of your leaks and you wouldn't see it from the outside or you shouldn't. And don't get yourself shocked fix that short in your electrical system wherever it's coming from. Take care can't wait to see the tricycle finished.
If I would’ve found that at a garage sale, I would’ve done the following. Over what you did.
Sanded down the frame and forks, and repainted them
And put a new decal set on.
Tioga sealed headset
Hutch bear trap pedals.
Matthauser cool stop Brake pads.
That would have been nice. I wanted more of a survivor bike. The paint is not that bad. I'm planning on practicing my touch up paint on this frame. As far a the Hutch beartrap pedals that is more then I want to spend. Besides I have found some in the past on old bikes. I hope to find more. I have some Mathauser brake pads somewhere I just need to find them. Thanks!
The pedals alone costs around 500 dollar easy...
I always liked Hutch and Kuwahara. I had a Cook Bros that was pretty sweet.
I don't know Cook Brothers made some killer bikes.
Love you videos
Thank you.
It’s really hard for me to believe you got this for $60. Awesome bike
It's true. But you have to realize I breathe, eat, sleep bikes. Bikes are my life. And this is super rare to find. Will I find something else as good or better? Yes. This is not my first killer bike. I have to go through hundreds if not over a thousand bikes before I find something worth doing a video. Working in a bike shop helps finding cool bikes but this was not one of those times. I was really lucky that I got it for sixty dollars on the side of hwy 301. Thanks. I do think it's an Awesome bike.
Wow a lot of work on respoking those rims….you know how I fix rims with bad spokes..replace with skyway mags😝👍🏻
Sometimes that is the best option......You know...Skyways.👍
I have an 85 Hutch Hollywood that needs refining but I've a st of Hutch bars that have never been used ever . My wife Grand father owned a bmx shop in the 80s and when he got to old to run it we sold some and stored the rest
That sir is really cool! I hope you finish that Hollywood. Keep it in the family. Thanks for sharing. I love old BMX. If your near here and need help just ask.👍
in 82 i built a Laguna 101 chrome molly special had the longest Takagi cranks i could get and can't remember the sprocket i was running. Had some cheap alloy handle bars and takagi goose neck. Long story short i was beating everyone around they couldn't catch me. Then Redline made a baseline bike that smoked mine lol.
🤣 the tool is..... a hammer
The bigger! The better!
What a lucky grab!
I thought so.🙂
You can’t do a Hutch rebuild without the old school mag wheels!! Come on man!!!
Sorry. I had no old-school mag wheels only the new mag wheels. I wanted to keep the bike as original as possible. The wheels I used are also more sought after and make the bike worth more. Maybe next time. Thanks for commenting.👍
Gotta get the black Hutch pad set.
Maybe one day. 🖖
I wish I could find 60$ bikes like them. Good job man. It made one good looking bike when you got done. Ok now how much are you going to ask for it?
Thanks for sharing man.
I customer says he wants to buy it for $5000. We will see......
I love your video. Nice bike if it’s for sale how much are you selling it for? I met you brother Ike at the pate swap meet. And gopowersports 180
Thank you. This bike will not be for sale unless I can find another one. This is going on the wall with the other cool bikes. Somebody has already offered $5000 for it (yikes!!!!) But talk is cheap. I'm glad you got to see my brother in Texas. I only see him as often as I'm in his videos which is not much. I hope you have a good day. Thanks again!
How would you classify the condition of this particular bike? It’s partially restored but also survivor.
To me a survivor is completely original and untouched. This is neither survivor or restored. To most people not seeing this video it's a survivor with new tires because I used period correct parts in the same shape as the bike. This bike is what I like to call a rust-a-ration.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for your thumbs up.
You don’t find them at yard sales anymore for $60. These days $60 doesn’t buy anything with the name hutch on it. Nice build!
I was lucky.
good find that $60 is worth $3000
Yes. I kinda feel bad. I really wanted it. But not to bad because $60 to me is probably $1000 to someone else since I'm broke.
Hey Issac remember it'll be fine lol
I will.👍
How hard is it to put spokes in? They look complicated would like to see a somewhat instructional on that because I know that they are all different and why
Putting spokes in is the fun part. Getting the spokes adjusted properly is where things can get tricky. It took me two years working five days a week before I considered myself an expert. You can get some old wheels to practice on. Don't use wheels that are important to you. Practice. Practice. Practice. Two identical wheels work best because you can use one as a reference. Thanks for watching! I may do a step by step wheel build soon. Good luck!
@@alloutbikes UA-cam, not a bad project....but wil need to be trued by a pro...
Try using Dawn dishwashing detergent. Not a knock off. Practice on stickers you don’t care about.
Thanks. I will try on some future builds. It cleaned up Ok I'm not going to push it anymore cause that is when things go bad for me.
Whats with the beating of the sprocket?
The sprocket was bent. I was just knocking it back into place.
I think it's 7x I had a pair on my GT with a set of 3 piece Hutch Areo Speed cranks..
Are they not ukai speed line rims.. I see a 2 outer lines
It was just the light. If you look in some of the other shots there are no lines. I saw the same thing. I was thinking I got the wrong video for a second. Also they have Araya stamped in them. Thanks!
If you call a hammer 🔨 a "multi angle swing press"... It's less abrasive to to soft hearted 🤣🤣
Love it! Thanks!
Official Comment, because I know the comments count.
Officially Thank you.
Wats next up Jason I think the schwinn typhoon
I have to check the list. I think the Typhoon is next.
$60??!!!!!!!!!!!! Bear traps and some araya rims with some dia compes a tech lever and a viscount saddle. That seats probably $200 💵 all mail order. If you were lucky enough to find a BMXPlus magazine in town
That is nothing. I saved a Hutch Pro Star from the trash in better shape. Free! I sold it before we started doing UA-cam.
You look like the guy on cars and cameras
Nope not me. That's my brother. Thanks for watching.👍
Oh wow really? If so that's crazy I stumbled on you by accident
What is something like that worth?
I would say between $1500 on a bad day up to $3000. Thanks for your question.👍
@@alloutbikes I have a mint one, I bought in 1985 brand new. Cost me $500. Had to work two summers to save for it!
Are you located in Ohio?
North Carolina
Y e ah, I meant im building 8 bikes, all 80s, now I'm bmx rich, and $$$ broke,,haha ..ok cheers
I am definitely money poor but I'm bike rich. Thanks!
nah that aint drilled stop lieing. thats an 85 86 87 with older parts just like every other one we see. you paid what its worth at the yard sale. NOT AN 82 123 serial?? no.
I'm sorry. I don't know what your talking about. This has no serial number and is made in the USA. All points to a early model Hutch. The later models where not made in the USA and had serial numbers. You can scratch off the serial number but always leaves a mark. Thanks for the comment I hope I didn't misunderstand you.👍