This company has been around since the late 70's. I recall Eddie Fiola riding one @ pipeline, making this one of the first freestyle bikes, as well as a big name in the racing circuit.
1977 Torker "Big Boy" MX
First produced frame by Torker and rare due to no drilled caliper support and serial #93
JT6 Comments 3 Faves
1979/80 Torker L.P.
This is the first of many iterations of the Torker I'm pretty sure I bought in late-1979. Later, I went black, gold and silver and got some Shimano 600 cranks and a gold Torker stem. No longer have it
PlanetX7 Comments 1 Fave
1979 Torker "Big Bike" from Cruiserking
the black big boy is a 79 was chrome now black sprotin wienmens powder coated yellow 6 bolt torker stem carlile agreesor in front
cruiserking2 Comments 1 Fave
1980 Torker Eddy King "EK" replica featured in BMXA, click pictures to see more!
Torker "EK's" had a limited production and was featured in many BMX magazine covers
JT5 Comments 5 Faves
1980 Torker L.P. Mild Steel
Bought by Bob Hadley for his mom from Steve Johnson through Wheels-N-Things in 1980 or 1981.
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1980 Torker 16" from Cruiserking
HERE YOU check this out i had CHIP at c4 labs HACK up this torker and build the only custom pit
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1981 26" Torker
I've owned this bike since 1982, and still has it's original chrome. It has Torker Factory rider history as well. I am the second owner of this bike.
speedE556 Comments 2 Faves
1981 Torker Jason Jensen replica
One of a kind bike featured on the April 1981 Bicycle Moto-cross Action cover and described in more detail within the magazine in which I had an article too!
JT16 Comments 5 Faves
1981 Torker "Bob Haro"
The prototype before the Haro Freestyler was produced in 1982.
JT8 Comments 2 Faves
1981 Torker Survivor
Here is my '81 Torker survivor. This bike has not been restored. The frame & forks are both torker with the original paint and decals.
mintvint4 Comments 2 FavesLike to contribute to the museum?
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