I can't believe it. Raleigh have manufactured a limited edition run of the BMX bikes that I used to lust after in the 80s.
The question is, as a fat thirty-something, would I look more of a fool on a Super Tuff Burner or a Mag Burner?
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Has to be the mag - always the mag! 
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I think you're right, but I wouldn't admit to liking "mags" if I was in Sunderland. (As a Hartlepudlian DH, I'm sure you'll get that jokeDaddyHoggy wrote:Has to be the mag - always the mag!
). To be honest, the prospect of finally owning either of them makes me wanna pee meeself with excitement... 
They're going for about £250. Click the names of the bikes, and all will be revealed.RazorbackSnr wrote:How much are they?
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@JB - moi? I'm a bit black and white in such things...
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