dav451

Cool!

LOL….TUFF WHEELS are mentioned in the first couple of posts. I see what you’re saying though. It’s nice reading about these other mags that don’t get mentioned as often.

Sounds really cool. Post up some pictures so we can check it out.

Also this from Redline by Kastan website.

Pretty sure Duke Romero worked for Redline. Took this from a post from Curt Kastan this morning. RL20-II was never produced here in the states and there was very little infrastructure to start with this time. It was designed by my dad and put on paper by his good friend Duke Romero back in the day. They pulled out all the stops because they had one of the most capable bike manufacturers in Japan ready to do the same.

Thank you very much! It seems like every time you post a magazine for download I learn a few interesting facts.

Very cool!

I agree with VDC.

LOL…I had one just like that about ten years ago. I bought it at a swap meet when I was a kid and polished it up with some steel wool. I must have taken off the protective coating because it went bad fairly quick and I live in socal. Well about ten years ago I sold it at a yard sale for ten bucks. This was before I knew what they were going for. The guy I sold it to tried to get it for five. I knew I was selling cheap but it was pretty sad looking. That guy kept showing up asking if I had any more bike parts. Never Again.

Pretty big headtube on that bike.

No problem.

Looks like a 1999 sniper or villain.

This is from the March 1981 BMX PLUS magazine.

And seatpost clamp!

I wonder if that’s $299.99 a piece or a pair. I think it looks better than the original Motomag 2s. I’m sure they will sparkle nice in the sunlight.