This was my first bike as a kid. None of my friends through it was very high on the cool scale as banana seat bikes were lame by that time. Still it was good and popped wheelies for days. Great beginners bike as it was completely coaster breaks and allowed you to do some awesome skids.
In looking at it now I am shocked how country and western it was, no wonder my parents got it for me. They loved that crap. Still in the days when every kid had a toy cap gun it seemed to make sense.
I can remember being able to make turns so low the petals would scrape on the ground that was one cool feature you could really drop it and throw it around your hip. Though that may have been after removing some of the parts. I remember taking off my chain guard and the mud flaps to drop weight, i think i even removed the reflectors. Stupid i guess.
In looking at it now I am shocked how country and western it was, no wonder my parents got it for me. They loved that crap. Still in the days when every kid had a toy cap gun it seemed to make sense.
I can remember being able to make turns so low the petals would scrape on the ground that was one cool feature you could really drop it and throw it around your hip. Though that may have been after removing some of the parts. I remember taking off my chain guard and the mud flaps to drop weight, i think i even removed the reflectors. Stupid i guess.
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I still have my Rangler! It was my 1st real bike. I want to restore it, but am having trouble finding the banana seat. All in all, a great bike from the past! Glad i stumbled upon this blog!
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