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[trucker507]

I have a old (ghp) Grant Hill bike with maxy cross 3 piece cranks, pro neck 2 gooseneck, ukai 20" x 1 1/8 rims, its been in my garage for years just

sitting, what is it worth

 

[4Waters]

@Tank to the courtesy phone

 

[Blow It Up]

Its a Greg Hill mini with european bottom bracket unsealed . 100lbs rider max. Looks like tioga unsealed headset. I'd guess $ 150 depending on wheel condition. Crank arm sprocket side looks stripped on pedal threads.

 

[zhandfull]

Sell frame and fork. Other parts individually would be my suggestion for max $$.

 

[pavski2]

There is a group on FB called "Old School BMX Parts Restoration / Information" would be a good place to start. I agree on parting it out.

 

[Nord]

Keep it and build it. I have a nice set of gold maxis that would look dope on that

 

[trucker507]

Thanks for all the info, i was thinking about putting it together but its a small bike my 11 year old is to big for it. I'll look at that crank to see if striped.

 

[Tank]

Its a Greg Hill mini with european bottom bracket unsealed . 100lbs rider max. Looks like tioga unsealed headset. I'd guess $ 150 depending on wheel condition. Crank arm sprocket side looks stripped on pedal threads.

Nailed it.

I think you may be able to hold out for a little more though, especially if it’s an original run (84/85) which looking at the parts you have on it and the rake of the forks appears it may be. GHP made bikes up to 2017 but yours is obviously an 80’s model.

Here’s more info on Greg Hill from old school Bmx. He had an impressive career and was quite the rebel and thorn in the side of ABA and NBL


2017, Greg Hill announces the end of GHP...

One of the best! After racing for several companies, and being #1, Greg decided to start his own company. His Father John Hill helped to make them, after dropping Star bmx, which he started.

The 84-85 GHP's (which this appears to be by the seat stay/seat tube junction) were serial'd like 0584561 (month 05, year 84, 561'st frame built in the run). All the 84/85 GHP frames were made by VDC for Greg and his dad in the US with the exception of the 85 Phase 1 which were redecal'd Redline MX2 complete bikes from overseas. Cycle Pro also made a Greg Hill Replica model in 84 which was the same as the US made GHP frames, bars and seat post but made overseas instead of the US for Cycle Pro. These were serial'd like 4G0401 (year 4 (84) month G or July and bike 401 in the run.

GHP - Greg Hill Products was started in 1983 by BMX legend Greg Hill. Greg is one of the best BMX racers of all time. He ruled BMX in the early and mid 80's. And when I say rule - HE RULED. BMX racing was huge at the time and Greg dominated. 4x Number 1 rider award, 5x National Number 1 Pro, Numerous World Championships, and Pro Cruiser Titles, one of the top 3 or 4 winning Pros of all time. The guys is, was, and always will be "The Business Man".

Back to GHP, Greg was riding for GT BMX back in `82 and `83 and ruling BMX. Greg's dad started a small company called Star Products. They made frames, forks, and of course Star Bars. At the end of summer 1983, at the NBL Grand Nationals, Greg Showed up in a new uniform GHP - Greg Hill Products!
GHP made frames forks, seatposts, bikes, and of course Star Bars - one of the best selling bars of all time. Greg relaunched GHP in the fall of 2005. Check out the reviews, or GHPBMX.com for more.

GHP was founded by Greg Hill in 1983. At that time Greg was the most dominant pro in BMX, winning championships in the ABA, NBL, the ESPN Pro Series, as well as World Championships. Greg continued to dominate BMX through the 80's. After an amazing career, Greg launched the Greg Hill Speed Seminars where he taught amateurs, as well as AA Pros the keys to winning. Greg's passion for racing (and winning) has always driven the GHP brand and products. The goal is the same today as it was at the beginning, make products that win races.

 

[Tank]

View attachment 754826 View attachment 754827 View attachment 754826 Keep it and build it. I have a nice set of gold maxis that would look dope on that

You gonna build that GT Nord?

All the bikes I’ve owned and built (shit ton of SE’s, Hutch’s, Patterson’s CW’s, Race Inc’s, GT’s, etc) I’ve never built a freestyle and always wanted to. Always ave my eye out for a hutch trick star to build up though since they’re making new Hutch BMX and freestyle frames I toyed with buying a new frame. They’re super nice, made in the US off the old jigs but spendy $500 frame and fork. Theyre guaranteed to appreciate though. We’ll see.

That GT you have is bad ass. I’d love to have another Santa Ana

 

[trucker507]

Thank you tank,The serial # is 1283394, my dad bought it for me when i was around 8 so about 1985 86, looking at all the bikes and parts online im getting a hair up my ass to build it up, it was really a cool bike super light

 

[Nord]

You gonna build that GT Nord?

All the bikes I’ve owned and built (shit ton of SE’s, Hutch’s, Patterson’s CW’s, Race Inc’s, GT’s, etc) I’ve never built a freestyle and always wanted to. Always ave my eye out for a hutch trick star to build up though since they’re making new Hutch BMX and freestyle frames I toyed with buying a new frame. They’re super nice, made in the US off the old jigs but spendy $500 frame and fork. Theyre guaranteed to appreciate though. We’ll see.

That GT you have is bad ass. I’d love to have another Santa Ana

That 20” needs to be re-powdered. This little 16” Matching JR is complete (minus seat). It sits on my home office desk. I’m actually selling everything pretty soon here.

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