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  1. I’ve got a lever, stem and cranks all over 20 years old on my current bike! (Cranks have had axle replaced)

  2. I think the oldest part on my current bike would be my stem. A first run fit DLR from 08/09 ish.

  3. willdesignforfood on

    An OG “Little Devil ruined my life” sticker that I found in an old backpack.

  4. I have some parts the same ages as yours. They’re in great condition. Odyssey 7 KA rims. I still have my pivotal seat from around then because it’s from Leigh Ramsdell❤🌈. Magnesium/sealed Odyssey Jim Cielencki pedals. My Randy Brown S&M frame is only becoming obsolete because it doesn’t quite fit 2.3″ tires. I literally just replaced my Profile Racing cranks this month. They were OLD AF, and I have been nervous for a while that one day a crank or the spindle could fail on something big or carving fast around a bowl or pumptrack corner. Anyway, I’ve got new freshie Profile cranks now. Sparkle, sparkle.

  5. AttorneyOk4808 on

    Front wheel from 2007 – odyssey M7 with the marmoset and the 7ka – never even relaced it.

    I only just recently changed my primo powerbites, they had odd arms, one with pedal insert and one without, I bought them second hand in 2003, god knows how old those bad boys are. Still worked perfectly too.

  6. Bought pretty much a full Odyssey/G Sport set up when the Ratchet first came out. Only changes since then are frame, bars, stem and consumables

  7. The_Broken_Shutter on

    Bruh, don’t take those Dugan tires to an indoor park. Slippery as fuck. Had to hang them and get Super Circuit tires.

    Cements fine they grip the pavement great

  8. My shit is all at least 8 years old, cuz that’s when I stopped riding lol most of my parts are all solid or cult since I got them for free lol

    Always happy to see local spots here on Reddit, keep on shreddin

  9. Banditguy117 on

    Most of my parts are 12-15 years old. especially my cranks I have had them forever. I have always tried to buy quality parts so they last. I make sure I do plenty on research on a part before I buy it so I know what to expect.

  10. Broken_Vision_Rhythm on

    The oldest part on my Fit Twenty Two is an OG Odyssey Evolver brake, the first upgrade I bought for my first proper BMX, a WeThePeople Addict, in 2005.

    Next oldest is a G Sport GLAND MKII and Fit seatclamp from 2006, a Banned Budsaw chainring and BSD fat seat that I got in 2011, two MKII GLANDs and a Demolition Vulcan brake from 2012, and Odyssey Monolevers in 2013.

    Until a couple years ago I was still running an OG KHE Geisha freecoaster that I got second hand in 2007 but the clutch finally wore out and I couldn’t track down a replacement. If the stock forks on my bike had a long enough steerer tube I’d still be running my pre-patent Odyssey Elementary as well, I love that stupid stem.

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