GT BMX 1987 OLD SCHOOL CATALOG

GT’s 1987 catalog wasn’t just about the bikes-it was about shaping BMX culture. Their models were featured in competitions, magazines, and even in popular culture. Whether you were racing or doing freestyle tricks, GT had something for everyone.
Today, these bikes are collector’s items, with original parts and frames from the 1987 lineup highly sought after by vintage BMX enthusiasts. They represent not just high performance but also a piece of BMX history.
So, whether you’re a long-time fan of BMX or just discovering the scene, the GT BMX 1987 catalog is a true icon of the sport.
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[@scottmasterson7728]

Wish I still had my performer. Got it around 87 for my birthday. Blue

[@therealoldschoolstuff7591]

@@scottmasterson7728 receiving a performer on your bday was magical bitd!!

[@scottmasterson7728]

@@therealoldschoolstuff7591 it was in February and it was a wet cold winter. We lived on a dirt road so I could only ride when I took it to town. I rode that bike a lot

[@therealoldschoolstuff7591]

Great memories!!​@@scottmasterson7728

[@artguti1551]

I had a PK Ripper that I bought in about 82. I had it until 2000 and sold it for 200 bucks to a collector.

[@therealoldschoolstuff7591]

@@artguti1551 ah 2 bad. If he was a real collector he probably still has that baby!