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Questions about the somewhat-unique number stamped into your bike's frame, often under the bottom bracket, but sometimes in a chainstay or on a rear dropout. Occasionally the serial can be elsewhere on the frame. A serial number alone can’t identify a bike. It is rare for forks to have a serial number though not impossible. Other components may have their own serial number, but this is mostly in high-end parts.
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Vintage BMX bike
I have my old bmx bike from when I was a kid, I’m trying to do some research to find out the make and model. I got the bike second hand and it had been stripped and repainted, the serial number is on …
