Rad 80s Bikes: Pedal Back to Cool

How cool were these bikes! A nice 80’s feel.

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25 thoughts on “Rad 80s Bikes: Pedal Back to Cool”

  1. I grew up turning wrenches in my dads bike shop in the 70’s. This kind of bicycle was very popular before I was born, falling off in the early 70’s I believe. BMX was made popular in the mid-late 70’s. Where in the world were these bikes a 80’e feel? I’m genuinely curious.

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  2. 30 year bicycle mechanic here. Picture is awesome but definitely 70’s. Muscle Bikes aka Wheelie Bikes AKA High Rise bikes came out in the mid 60’s and then faded in the late 70’s. One or two were produced later on, in fact all the way into the late 90’s and some companies still make ‘retro’ replicas.
    Also, I dressed like that at one time….around 1975.
    If you have one of those bikes kicking around, it may be worth big bucks. Especially if you have the fancy shifters that came on later models. Those shifters were larger, car like and mounted on the top tube.
    Many memories of hitting that shifter with my nuts. LOL!!!
    The 80’s began with BMX and finished with the onset of the mountain bike.

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  3. When I see pictures like this I think back to my gang and wonder when we stopped riding around. What was the last day we rode as a gang?

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  4. Posts like this should be banned. Whenever the year is obviously wrong, 99% of the time it’s done on purpose to get you to comment. It’s the oldest trick in the book on this subreddit.

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  5. Totally tubular, dude!Those bikes were like, totally rad!I can totally picture myself cruising down the boulevard, wind in my hair, rocking out to some gnarly 80’s tunes.

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  6. They were 70‘s. I had one on the 80‘s, when they were already unpopular, and I hated it. Everybody else had a race bike and I had to live my fathers dream.

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