1988 Diamond Back

Reactor

RIDER STYLE
Race
1988 Diamond Back reactor BMX Catalogue

Diamond Back asked their top three pro racers. Harry Leary. Eddy King, and Doug Davis, with 36 years total combined racing experience, to design a bike that would crush our competitors. The bike reacts to your every move with precise and predictable results. All control is directed through Diamond Back's new racing handlebar and stem. Power is applied through Diamond Back's newly designed alloy cranks, with the exclusive machined, removable spider. As you would expect, the component list is ear shattering. Reliable and powerful - that's the Reactor. Colors - Gray/Aqua/White, Chrome/Black/Chrome.

BMX CATALOGUE
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Mini Viper
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ORIGINAL SPECS
For this model
Frame
Fork
Handlebar
Rims
Hubs
Pedals
Front Brakes
Rear Brakes
Levers
Seat
Grips
Stem
Tyres
Cranks
100% CR-MO
100% CR-MO
100% CR-MO
Alloy 7X 36H
Suzue Alloy Hi
SR MTP 110
none
ACS2090 Gripper U
ACS 6770
Kashimax Black
Oakley B1B's
Reactor Alloy
Tioga Comp 3 F/S
DB 180 3pc 43T

Headset Size

1"

Seatpost Size

22.2mm

Top Tube Size

Unknown

Original Colours

chrome grey
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Serial Number
Format

F7X000000 F8Y000000
Made in Taiwan.
F stands for Fairly factory. Second digit indicates year of production (1987 or 1988). X in the serial indicates production Month (5 to 12 - May to Dec). Y in the serial indicates production Month (1 to 4 - Jan to April).

Bikes made in Taiwan usually had an 8 month production and shipping timeline before they were sold in bike shops around the world. In May of any year, factories would usually switch production to making models for the following year.