No. That’s from late late 90’s if not early 2000’s. I believe that’s what is referred to as a “wal goose”
Awkward_Importance49 on
Would you look at that back end!
You could turn that into a BMX tandem bike 😁
Leatheryballs on
Sweeeeet! That was my first bike! However mine was called the Stylist Pro. So cool, i still use the cut down handlebar ends as slides for my guitar to this day! It was definitely late 90’s when I got mine. Probably ’98. Soooo heavy but really a fun bike to learn on. Felt premium compared to the cheaper HoopD and other wal mart bikes at the time. I miss her. I kept the frame well into college, but my madre decided to clean out the garage and toss all my memories without notice. Lost so much from childhood in one trip to the dump that I was completely unaware of. Anyways, thank you for coming to story time with my leathery balls.
domsylvester on
I got that exact bike from my parents in like 2002 maybe and they got it from Walmart for sure
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Looks as you say early 90’s so it’s mid school
No. That’s from late late 90’s if not early 2000’s. I believe that’s what is referred to as a “wal goose”
Would you look at that back end!
You could turn that into a BMX tandem bike 😁
Sweeeeet! That was my first bike! However mine was called the Stylist Pro. So cool, i still use the cut down handlebar ends as slides for my guitar to this day! It was definitely late 90’s when I got mine. Probably ’98. Soooo heavy but really a fun bike to learn on. Felt premium compared to the cheaper HoopD and other wal mart bikes at the time. I miss her. I kept the frame well into college, but my madre decided to clean out the garage and toss all my memories without notice. Lost so much from childhood in one trip to the dump that I was completely unaware of. Anyways, thank you for coming to story time with my leathery balls.
I got that exact bike from my parents in like 2002 maybe and they got it from Walmart for sure