Hi guys, can anyone help me ID a bmx I used to have as I would like to get hold of another one some day so would be nice to know what to look for.
here is the pic,


(I know not the best pic its a pic of the only decent photo i had of the bike complete)

the frame had a twin top tube hopefully you can make it out in the pic

 

i had 1 of them,cool as fook.it came from a shopping center,me and my gran were doing the shopping and i spotted it.it was a piece of shit no name bike,it was always breaking as it was made as cheap as possible.the forks were always coming slack and eventually the shop took it back and gave us a refund,as a result i was the 1st kid at my school to get a mountain bike as that was the replacement!

 

yeah it was a cool frame, I never had any problems with mine, but just my luck it being a non branded thing as it will make it harder to find one now

 

thought it was a torker first but it looks like a rep as the twin tubes didnt go back of the seat pole

 

I reckon Mongoose or Ammaco

 

Is it a Mongoose Decade?

Do a search on google

Loads of pics of them on there

 

its identical to the 1 i had with the half hoops for giving folk backies on the back.mine defo didnt have a name,or i would remember what it was!

 

the rear stunt foot rests where bolt on not part of the frame

 

http://www.google.co.uk/images?q=Mon...ed=0CCsQsAQwAA

 

Gt dyno?

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/OLD-SCHOOL-BMX...item3a5eb3d626
Check here there is a pic inside with a frame is that the same one

 

the mongosse ones look similar but they dont have the full length twin top tubes like mine did

 

Ammaco Hi Styler

 

As said it was an old cheapy frame, no idea who made it but it deffo wasn't a big name.

 

cant see the pic on my fone but sure my TRM had a twin tube if it helps. They were by Stechford Cycles in brum, the crank was too low and you could easily ground the pedals when turning.

 

GT performer