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| ACS-BMX aka American Cycle Systems of Duarte, CA |
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| ACS (aka American Cycle Systems) was founded in the 1970`s by Chuck Stephens, who together with his partner, Bob Hansen, developed the USA production of light alloy hubs and stems. Their products were used by OEM`s and distributed world wide by a network of jobbers (distributors). The company also produced alloy skateboard trucks which also enjoyed international popularity. As the sport of BMX evolved, ACS answered the demand for nylon (DuPont Zytel) mag wheels and then Z-Rims. In 1995 Keith Stephens took over the reins from his father and ACS has continued to develop bicycle components under Keith`s leadership. The company is presently headquartered in Duarte, California. See their web site at www.acsbmx.com.| Picture Gallery for this Item (click images to enlarge) |
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The current 2010 model ACS hubs for BMX |
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The 2010 current models of ACS Nylon Mag Wheels |
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The current 2010 model of ultra light spoked wheels offered in 20 & 24 inch sizes |
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During the 1980s BMX craze ACS developed nylon (Zytel) molded wheels and rims (the rims, known a Z-rims, were built with spokes and hubs). This image is one of the cartons that was used to ship the Z-Wheels from the Distributor`s facility to the IBD (Independent Bicycle Dealer). |
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The famous and popular 2010 series of ACS Claw Freewheels. The material is chrome molybdenum with special notches for easy installation & removal. Available sizes are: 13T, 14T, 15T, 16T, 17T, 18T, 19T, 20T & 22T to fit 3/32 and 1/8 inch pitch chains. ACS freewheels are also popular for use on single-speed adult bicycles, aka FIXIES for converting a fixed (stiff) hub bicycle into a single-speed freewheeling bicycle. |
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