1991 Mongoose

Hooligan

RIDER STYLE
Freestyle/Flatland
1991 Mongoose hooligan BMX Catalogue

It's never smart to go looking for trouble, but if any should come your way, Mongoose's revolutionary new street/freestyle machine is tough enough to take it. The 1991 Mongoose Hooligan boasts the longest list of advanced features ever: 100% 4130 TIG-welded chromoly frame and fork. Removable chromoly bashguard with alloy skid plate. Chrome plated 48-spoke Araya 7X rims with sealed bearing hubs. Odyssey Pitbull brakes, a Gyro, and forged alloy two-finger levers. Forged alloy Mongoose platform pedals with chromoly spindles. Chro-moly Pro Class freestyle handlebars. 1.75-inch skinwall tires. A 26mm oversized chromoly Mongoose seat post and Velo saddle. You get the point--Bad. Just like Dennis McCoy.

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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
4130 CR-MO
4130 CR-MO
Pro Class FS
Araya 7X CP 48H
Alloy 10mm
Alloy
Odyssey 2001
Odyssey PitBull
Alloy
Velo BMX
Mongoose Kraton
Alloy
Skinwall FS
1pc 175 43T Alloy

Headset Size

1"

Seatpost Size

26.0mm

Top Tube Size

unknown

Original Colours

black
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Serial Number
Format

HFAY000000
Made in Taiwan.
Third digit in the serial indicates year of production. A = 1991. The fourth digit in the example above indicates production Month. Y = A to D - Jan to April. For all serial number sequence explanations, see the mid-school serial guide page.

Mid School Serial Guide

Bikes made in Taiwan usually had an 6-9 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.