well im looking for mid 80s bmx bikes. redline, hutch, skyway, pk ripper? anyone have anything?

 

anyone?

 

what r u gonna do with a damn bike?? u must have sold ur pink 10 spd....

 

lol...just trying to get a bike like i use to have for haley. i had a sweet redline but that was a looooong time ago

 

Redline was my brand.

I had 4 of them. Favorite one was my Teal Blue, Black and Chrome RL-20IIB. I loved that bike, had it for like 5 years, then I moved here and it got stolen out of my garage. I bought a frame on ebay a few years back for like $35.00. But I never built it up. They come up on ebay a lot though. Old Hutch bikes are a fortune now. Pro Raiders, and Trick Stars go for $650-$1000. You can get some of the cheaper late 80's Hutches for a few hundred, like Windstylers. PK Ripper was always rare, very hard to find.

 

They are still making the same PK ripper frame in limited quantities.

http://cgi.ebay.com/PK-ripper-Loopta...QQcmdZViewItem

 

I got a '99 Schwinn super stock 2 Brian Foster signature addition that probably been ridden 20 or 30 times back in the day. I bought it brand new and I am the only one who has ever sat on it. I still have the paperwork, original warranty papers, receipt (from HDK in Denbigh),etc. MSRP was $439.95 but I got a crazy ass hook up because I new someone plus they were about to come out with the '00 so I paid like $250 or $300. Its like a burgundy red and black. It's got a stock xs 3 piece crank on it, some lizard skin pads, and the bars are cropped. I even have a pair of Schwinn gloves I bought at the time. I don't have any pics 'cause the bike is at my dad's house hanging in the garage but if your interested let me know. I know it's not an 80's bike but 10 years close to it, which is hard to find even close to like new these days. I'll let it go for like $100.

 

Might have to hit you up on saturday.Good deal and nice ass bike.

 

man you make me want my skyway streetbeat back....my dumb ass sold it for 150$ couple months ago...owell ill just have to build one....GOOD LUck finding your bike

 

Skyway Street Beat

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