Banana Seat Socks
Stranger Things - Banana Seat Bike - Bicycle Socks
by Barn Shirt USA
$14 $20
Description: One of the popular public service announcements that aired regularily in the 70s and 80s. Parents actually had to be reminded that they have kids that needed care.
It's 10pm, Do you know where Generation X is right now? Socks
by Malarkey
$14 $20
Description: Back in the early 1970s, the Raleigh Chopper was the coolest bike on the block that all the teenagers wanted, with it's radical & exciting design. Banana seat, roll bar, monkey hanger handlebars & the smaller wheel in the front, it was definitely the most sought-after transportation for kids... This design is a tribute to the beloved Chopper, the colours are sampled directly from photos of the paintwork of the original Mk.1 & Mk2...
Description: Show off your retro style with this Vintage Chopper Bicycle graphic featuring classic ape hanger handlebars and an iconic banana seat design. Perfect for cycling enthusiasts, 70s nostalgia lovers, and fans of classic muscle bikes looking to relive the golden era of riding.
Vintage Chopper Bicycle 70s Muscle Bike Illustration Socks
by STUDIO JOJO
$14 $20
Description: The Grand Prize Game! (1977-1984) • Girl Bike: Do you remember how to play? A boy and a girl are selected from the audience every episode. The object of the game is to toss each of 6 ping pong balls into 6 buckets at varying distances apart. As the distance widens, the prizes increase in value. If you are lucky, you will win an 80s style banana-seat bike or a brand new, crisp fifty dollar bill! Good luck! The Grand Prize Game! (1977-1984) • Girl Bike © 2020-2025 Grumble Services, LLC. • All rights reserved
The Grand Prize Game! (1977-1984) • Girl Bike Socks
by MKE Rhine Maiden
$14 $20
Description: Throwback to the wild and carefree days of the 1970s with our "Helmets Schmelmets" tee! This shirt celebrates the golden era of bike culture when muscle bikes with banana seats, sissy bars, and ape hanger handlebars ruled the streets. Remember those homemade wooden bike ramps that launched us into epic stunts? Helmets were a foreign concept as we embraced the thrill of popping wheelies and performing daring tricks. Our neighborhood bike gangs pushed the limits, turning every street into a BMX arena. Relive the spirit of reckless fun and fearless adventure with this nostalgic design, paying homage to a time when safety took a backseat to adrenaline. Perfect for anyone who lived through or loves the rebellious bike culture of the 70s!
Description: The Grand Prize Game! (1977-1984) • Boy Bike: Do you remember how to play? A boy and a girl are selected from the audience every episode. The object of the game is to toss each of 6 ping pong balls into 6 buckets at varying distances apart. As the distance widens, the prizes increase in value. If you are lucky, you will win an 80s style banana-seat bike or a brand new, crisp fifty dollar bill! Good luck! The Grand Prize Game! (1977-1984) • Boy Bike © 2020-2025 Grumble Services, LLC. • All rights reserved
The Grand Prize Game! (1977-1984) • Boy Bike Socks
by MKE Rhine Maiden
$14 $20