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Hi I purchased an old school bmx was told it was a mongoose but don’t think it is , I have found the serial number on the bottom bracket and it is 83C3130 , can anyone in here identify it for me please.
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I am Owner/operator of a small bicycle repair shop in southeastern AZ, folks donate bikes that are unused, rusted out, broken, whatever.
I have an old mountain bike from the 80’s I am guessing, with no manufacturers name, other than “HIGH TRAILS” decal on the frame and a serial number on the bottom of the crank housing: YF 840802970 …the first zero could be a “D” ?
The bike has Chang-Star brakes and brake controls, derailleurs and freewheel are Falcon Lifei CO. LTD. it has bull moose handle bars and seems to be a budget model as it has a one piece crank and pedals, but very similar appearance to the early “Concord” Japanese mountain bike of the early 80’s.
I have searched the web up and down and have had no luck other than the components are all made in Taiwan.
I am looking for the name of the manufacturer and the year made.
Thank you for your time
Chet
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Hey Chester,
That doesn’t seem like anything I’m familiar with! Does anyone else have any information on this? Good luck!
Thanks Bob , yeah its a mystery…some one said it was an old Schwinn model but I found nothing that was Schwinn on the bike (components) other than the frame is very similar to the “High Plains” and another old Schwinn model but all I have is a serial number and even that does not come up anywhere on a bicycle data base.
Thanks for your time!
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I belive its a 1983 made in june and the last 4 numbers is howm many where made in that production line
