I came across this site fairly recently. It is a website dedicated to the old-school Diamond Backs. According to the site:
This site is aimed towards reference of 'old school Diamond Back' BMX between the period 1977 to 1986 and dedicated to the great Sandy Finkelman. Though Sandy sadly passed away in 2005, his memory and vision live on in what I consider the most iconic name in BMX. Over time I hope to add reviews of Diamond Back history from the very people associated with them, moreso the 'riders' that inspired that generation and beyond.
I think he has it pretty much all figured out. Check out the site here
This site is aimed towards reference of 'old school Diamond Back' BMX between the period 1977 to 1986 and dedicated to the great Sandy Finkelman. Though Sandy sadly passed away in 2005, his memory and vision live on in what I consider the most iconic name in BMX. Over time I hope to add reviews of Diamond Back history from the very people associated with them, moreso the 'riders' that inspired that generation and beyond.
I think he has it pretty much all figured out. Check out the site here
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Just purchased a 1977 Diamondback serial number ending with 032. Does anyone know it this might be the oldest DB to exist?
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