Sugar Cayne
Gary Turner has been on his grind heavy with his return to BMX. His latest venture is his teaming up with BMX Hall Of Fame legend and former GT Sponsored Pro Rider Tommy Brackens on a retro Brackens frame!!
They taken Tommy’s classic 1988 20″ Brackens Brand race frame design and up scaled it to a 26″ and 24″ model. it comes as a frame and fork set, it’s 100% 4130 and it’s built by Gary turner himself…now that’s all kinds of BMX dopeness going down right there!! Everything is coming full circle with BMX and it’s pretty awesome to see. We can’t wait to see one all built up!
You can pre-order the frame and for set on www.GT1972.com
About Tommy Brackens:
Whether he was riding for Powerlite, Torker, GT or his own company, the Human Dragster, Tommy Brackens, was one of most powerful pros during the 80s. His good nature and easy going attitude also made him a crowd favorite, a statement easily proven by the fact the he was the recipient of the BMX ACTION NORA Cup in 1986. In fact, out of his entire career, 1986 would have to be his best season ever as Tommy became the IBMXF Pro World Champion and European Champion. Around 1987, Tommys quickness was proved once again; this time on a bike with no pedals as he delved in to the wild and wacky World of GPVs (Gravity Powered Vehicles). In Palm Springs, at the pinnacle –Brackens Racing. Although short-lived, Brackens Racing is perhaps best known GPV event (down Tramway Road), Brackens was clocked at 91 mph on his converted 20 inch bike. After retiring from the national circuit in 1988, he started up his own bike company, which is probably best remembered for sponsoring cycling`s prodigy child Eric Carter. Today, Brackens lives in Northern California.~USABMX
