More New York vibes with this build. Inspired by the 80’s classic movie Ghostbusters.

Too many great moments in this movie but the one I love the most is the ghost invasion sequence. Seans of pink P.K.E. (Psychokinetic Energy) consuming the pink and blue New York sky to the soundtrack of “Magic” by Mick Smiley.

Magik8 was originally a 1980’s Falcon Westminster. The frame and forks were stripped of all factory paint, then got the half rust treatment.

Other unique features include a pair of cryistal pink DarXide pedals with matching pink chain. Also included is a sky blue crank arms with matching cloth bar tape.

Not forgetting the traditional Auset Athletic reupholstered saddle. Made from a pair of baby pink Joe Browns jeans.

Ricky’s Mum has had a change of heart and want’s to look more classy.

Everything the same except for the pedals and the addition of a white bicycle pump … That’s it LOL …

Small change, but more class 🙂

View Ricky’s Mum’s original back story profile here.

Today’s inspiration is Single parent Mrs. Baker AKA Ricky’s Mum. Watch what you was about her beloved son or you might get the hairdryer treatment.

Lost of memorable scenes in the iconic movie Boyz N The Hood. The first scene with Mrs. Baker accompanied by the song ” Sunshower ” by Dr. Buzzard’s Original Savannah Band is one of my favourites.

Ricky’s Mum was originally a 1988 Peugeot Monte-Carlo. The frame and forks were stripped of all factory paint, then got the usual rust treatment.

Other cool features of this build include a pair of white WTB ThickSlick tyres, Odyssey Twisted Aloha Pedals (Limited Edition) and a Special Edition Brooks Saddle and handlebar tape.

More ’80s inspiration. This time from the classic movie Highlander.

Although there are lots of cool scenes from this movie, my favourite part was where Tony the Hotdog Vendor reads to Lieutenant Frank Moran the newspaper headline. Still cracks me up to this day.

So goodbye to Ya’mama and wassup to Tony. Tony was stripped of all paint, then rusted with a darkening ingredient. Along with an overhauled pair of black Espresso Wheels, Tony was given an old leather Brooks saddle with colour matching handlebar tape, toe straps and leather for the custom valve caps.

Everything else is pretty much the same, except for new (tidier) towel bar grips, toe straps for the pedals and a new front brake leaver with a restored vintage caliper.

View Ya’Mamma’s original back story and profile here.