I will edit your pictures if you know the year and/or model of your bike to include any specs you can send me.
Some wanted would be, Frame or fork weight, Top Tube length, Rear End length to front and rear of dropout slot. Wheelbase, BB Height etc.
OK got the first couple pictures of uniforms from Sean Miland. Thanks Sean. If anyone can fill in any gaps please do so.
Bob Birdsall (Michigan)
Dave Christiensen (Minnesota, 1982)
Marty Christman (Texas)
Mark Conley (Minnesota, 1982)
Craig Goulden (Texas, 1982)
Derek Goulden (Texas, 1982)
Brad Hallin (Minnesota, 1982)
Jay Hamby (Michigan)
Alana Hancock (Indiana, 1983)
Ron Harris (Massachusettes, 1982)
Mike Hoadley (Texas)
Troy Kane (Minnesota, 1982)
Tim Kligen (1982)
Candy Long (Oklahoma, 1982)
Sean Miland (Minnesota, 1982-1983)
Koby Moody (Indiana, 1984)
Kris Moody (Indiana, 1984)
Mollie Moody (Indiana, 1984)
Scott Myerpeter (Arizona)
Dustin Noble (Minnesota, 1982)
Jason Noble (Minnesota, 1982)
Steve Olson (Minnesota, 1982)
Joe Pinkney (Michigan, 1983-1984)
Steve Redelsperger (Minnesota)
Matt Rife (Michigan, 1981-82)
Danny Ronken (Minnesota, 1982)
Scott Sackett (Arizona, 1982)
Danny Sadd (Texas)
John Sandberg (Minnesota, 1982)
Jeff Seliga (Arizona, 1982)
Damon Smith (Indiana, 1984-1986)
JT Taylor (Indiana, 1984)
Robbie Van Guilder (Minnesota, 1982)
These two pictures are courtesy of NJ legend Brian Shute. The Tahoe riders are circled in red. According to former Factory Tahoe rider and 12X back in 1984, D. Smith they are: #7 JT Taylor and #3 Kris Moody.
If you lived in the frozen tundra of the Great Lakes area and were into BMX in the early 70’s, you probably saw a Tahoe. The biggest BMX company to ever come out of Minnesota. Tons of fast riders from the area rode factory or support. This was during the golden age of BMX. Tracks were simple and fun and everyone could get in on the action.
Please contribute pictures of your Tahoe bikes, gear or race shots. I have looked through many magazines and have found NO old magazine advertisements or tests etc.
