Baron!!!! Whats up dude?
I remember these....Only knew of one place that sold them. "Geraces Bike Shop"
in Philly, between 10th and 11th street on Reed street. Rare to say the least, Haven't seen one in over 24 years! 
Hey when we riding?

Thanks man, LMK on the date for WC ride.

Who remembers that old commercial?  Wow!

Whats up man my buddy had the S.T.BMX in 82 or 83 it was red n gold and had v handel bars super heavy duty rims .I remember it being very heavey and beutiful i never seen one at the time and havent seen it since . Its defenetly a rear bike .If youcould show a close up of the label in the front its to small to see in your pictuers.I dont remember it looking like a amco or mongoose it might not be a s.t. But im probly wrong .Im going to ask my freind who had it and i will get back to you.PEACE(MYONE)Home grown on the mongoose farm.

def the same frame as my ammaco in my bikes.. yours looks real good.
nice job, wish mine was buildable

i'd have rebranded it as an ammaco

This dude redfox got a 1980ST very sweet check  it out.PEACE MYONE Home grown on the mongoose farm.

Nice ride.
you need to update your pictures now if it has mags.

My First bike was an 86 Aerolite that I bought new for $150 at Ross bike shop in NY. In my case, the complete bike was a knock off of an 85 GT Pro. Side by side the frame was identical except for the GT imprint on the back of the frame stand. I hated that bike to be honest and it cost me many beatings from the neighborhood punks. it was even stolen and returned. On the same day my bro got a Dyno Detour (about $300) but, I tricked on that Aerolite in ways that turned his hair white. I know this has no relation to the bike above, just didn't see a lot of info on Aerolite.

baron340 wrote:

I'm thinking that St. Tropez just took existing designs and slapped their logo on em.  I have not been able to find any solid info on this company's BMX lines.

these were a low end bike shop line in the late 70s early 80s and i think were primarily distributed in the northeast, if im not mistaken they were made in taiwan and the name was to try and imply french

i dont know if they had their own assembly lines , or had their stuff manufactured by someone else and rebadged it , but i tend to doubt it would be mongoose

i dont know if this helps at all , i couldnt find much of any information on mine when i had it

Beautiful build... And your photos do it some serious justice! Congrats!