Brooklyn Machine Works Bikes. 1995 Brooklyn Machine Works Brooklyn Machine Works started making 20" frames, cruisers, rim brakes, and various bmx accessories Brooklyn Machine Works 24" steel hardtail Park Bike V4 with custom Supreme components
2003 Brooklyn Machine Works Pro 24 from bmxmuseum.com
Brooklyn Machine Works started making 20" frames, cruisers, rim brakes, and various bmx accessories DESCRIPTION The flagship of the Brooklyn line, the TMX is the result of several years of hardcore testing and design evolution
2003 Brooklyn Machine Works Pro 24
Established in 1997 by Joe Avedisian and Chris 'Doc' Bourdreaux, their frames confused a lot of riders by being built from steel in an aluminum age — even their 67lb Super Trucker downhill bike Made entirely from tig-welded 4130 chro-moly steel, the bike sports 10.5" of fully-active rear travel, an adjustable head tube angle, super-strong gussets, and classic brooklyn strength. The latest step in this evolution is a move to having the Gangsta' Track designed in Brooklyn and produced in Taiwan.
1996 Brooklyn Machine Works Pro 24. DESCRIPTION The flagship of the Brooklyn line, the TMX is the result of several years of hardcore testing and design evolution As they experimented with bigger and stronger bikes (20" BMX to full-suspension BMX to the supertrucker.) their focus moved more towards the big bikes of downhill.
Brooklynmachineworksracelinkmountainbike Old Glory MTB American Made Mountain Biking. Brooklyn Machine Works 24" steel hardtail Park Bike V4 with custom Supreme components In 1997 I read a small piece on a company from Brooklyn, New York in an issue of Dirt Magazine