You don't need to be an 'investor' to invest in Singletrack: 6 days left: 95% of target - Find out more
After perusing the "wanted but never got" thread, I had a little ebay search
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/raleigh-burner-tuff-burners-/171914831618?hash=item2806ec2702
Nostalgia don't come cheap these days...
Looking at 'Sold Listings', would suggest he's a tad optimistic!
i may have a red one like that in my mums garage...dint have mag wheels however, and in need of some tlc.
yours for nowt if i can find it
Burners were crap then and crap now.This is more like it --> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-BMX-HUTCH-Expert-Racer-Aerospeed-Cranks-Oldschool-Free-Europe-shipping-/331635679047?hash=item4d3706df47
As with many a classified thread on here, big difference in price sometimes between what someone wants and gets
Burners were crap then and crap now.
This is more like it --> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-BMX-HUTCH-Expert-Racer-Aerospeed-Cranks-Oldschool-Free-Europe-shipping-/331635679047?hash=item4d3706df47
I don't disagree on Burners not being the best bikes you could get BITD but that's all a lot of parents could afford and a lot of kids were over the moon when they got theirs for Crimbo. The whole nostalgia thing is all about trying to recapture that feeling IMO.
That Hutch is cool though...
Wow that's steep mine went to the tip along time ago! They were over priced and under specced compared to the Mongooses of the time! and then there was the Night Burner, ridiculously overpriced polished frame for the kid who has everything, cool looking in an 80's way 😆
That Night Burner is just lush....
The listing is for TWO bikes for that price. Not my cup of tea so cannot comment on value
That night burner does look great, but I had an ultra burner which looked great shop-fresh but not so much a few months down the line when the anodising had worn off the araya rims due to the brakes.
