Repco Hotfoot

While researching information for my '85 Team Hotfoot and up-coming '82 Team Hotfoot build, I got so sick of finding information then losing it again that I started copying images of bikes, parts and advertising material into a single place. To assist others, I have reproduced this information over the following pages .. most of the information can be found on OzBMX and BMXMuseum and I am not pretending that this informtion will replace either of these valuable resources.

Please browse through all of the material I have collected:

If you have any Hotfoot information or photos, please forward them to me and I will add them to the site. I am especially interested in brochures and advertisements as these are most valuable when restoring bikes back to their original glory.


1983 - 84 Falcon Catalogue

Tim also supplied this second Falcon catalogue. As with the first catalogue (above) there is a range of bike frames here from the looptail through to the 3-Hole and plain gusset models which could place the catalogue anywhere from 1981 to 1984.

Tim has done a little research and pieced together the following timeline:

•  1890  Coventry Eagle founded making motorbikes.
•  1960s  Following the success of their Falcon series of race bicycles, Coventry Eagle changed their name to Falcon Cycles.
•  1978  Elswick Hopper Cycles bought Falcon Cycles.
•  1982  Merged as Elswick-Falcon cycles and later changed to just Falcon, but continue to use any of the names they or their merged companies owned.

This catalogue is branded with the Elswick-Falcon name suggesting that the catalogue was produced after 1982. The last page of the catalogue shows a Tioga Rhino Charge which (I believe) was made in 1983 and 1984. The other items in the photo - a DC MX1000 and some KKT AMX pedals - do not help narrow the date range as the brakes were available from the late '70s and the pedals from late 1982 onwards.

 
 

 
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Other Catalogues


  
  • 1980 Repco Catalogue
  • 1981 / 1982 Repco Catalogue
  • 1982 / 1983 Repco Catalogue
  • 1983 / 1984 Repco Catalogue
  • 1984 / 1985 Repco Catalogue
  • 1985 / 1986 Repco Catalogue
  • 1986 / 1987 Repco Catalogue
  • 1987 / 1988 Repco Catalogue
  • 1988 / 1989 Repco Catalogue
  •   
  • 1989 / 1990 Repco Catalogue
  • 1990 / 1991 Repco Catalogue
  • 1991 / 1992 Repco Catalogue
  • 1994 Repco Catalogue
  • 1995 Repco Catalogue
  • 1982 (?) Giant Catalogue
  • 1982 Falcon Catalogue
  • 1983 Falcon Catalogue

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