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Raleigh's Classic BMX Reissue
By James Grahame
I know I'm late to the party, but the Raleigh Super Tuff Burner is worth a quick mention. This £269.99 BMX reissue reminds me of some of the best and worst moments of the 1980s. The remake came out several years ago and is already hard to find (perhaps a re-reissue is in order?), but it's impressive to see a company bow to public demand and return to an iconic design -- if only for a limited time.
The Super Tuff Burner features 14" mag wheels, a chromoly steel frame, single speed gearset, old school caliper brakes and classic BMX stem, bars and saddle. Sadly, it won't bring back your youth.
Raleigh Super Tuff Burner [thanks, David W.]
