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Very rare baby blue Hutch Trick Star. It's completely original and in very, very good condition. The only parts on it that aren't 100% oem are the tubes.

Asking $1,500 OBO.

I'll post up pics hopefully soon.

I'm also thinking about selling my Klein Attitude Comp. This bike is also 100% OEM and in near mint condition.

Asking $800 OBO.

Prices do not include shipping.

I hate to even think about letting these bikes go but I'm one broke mo-fo.

The Hutch has been inspected by a professional bicycle mechanic and is certified to be 100% legit. Super SUPER rare, and a peice of bicycle history. $1500 is a steal.

Good luck on the sale Matt, I'll let my friends know its for sale! If I had the money, I'd buy it for myself.

The Klien is also extremely nice. Both are pretty good deals.

What year is the Klien? Does it have a "Made in Centraila Washington Badge"? I have an Attitude, Beautiful frames worth every penny.

ebay should get a pretty good price for the hutch.

Damn!!! good luck selling the hutch. I went to the vintage bmx musem that was traveling with the ABA nationals a few years back. THose guys would buy that in a heart beat.

Hell, I would if I had 1500.

Cant wait to see pics.

napphappy wrote:What year is the Klien? Does it have a "Made in Centraila Washington Badge"? I have an Attitude, Beautiful frames worth every penny.

I think it's like a '98 or something. I bought it in the late 90's but I don't recall exactly what year it was. It's burnt orange in color with yellow decals.

It doesn't have a "made in Centraila Washington" badge as far as I can tell. It has a made in the USA decal with a list of like ten US patents on it though.

Gary makes some sick ass frames.

The bike has very, very low ride time on it. I bought it just before I started having major knee problems and then children. It might have ten hours ride time on it. It seriously looks brand spanking new and was around $2,000 when I bought it.

The Hutch is.....amazing. I really don't want to give it up either. It was my dream bike as a child and it took me until I was almost 30 to get one.

I'll really try to get pics up soon. Phil said he'll host for me so I just need to get a chance to take the pics.

I want that Hutch so bad, you have no idea. That, too, was my dream bike as a child. I saw a pro-flatlander using one, and I thought it was amazing.

I'd be afraid to buy it though, because I'd ride it, lol.

Matt - The "sunset" paint scheme? Gary makes some sick ass paint schemes too!

I think it's funny. Founder of Fisher and Founder of Klein both named Gary.