Raleigh reincarnates the iconic Mk1 Tuff Burner BMX
And it's a near replica of the 80s classic...
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Forty years since it first hit the streets, Raleigh's iconic Mk1 Tuff Burner BMX bike is back but in limited numbers. Eager to reignite the good vibes from the 80s BMX scene, Raleigh has worked with We Were Rad Collective - a group of BMX enthusiasts - to re-launch this little piece of history.
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2022 Raleigh mk1 tuff burner frame.jpeg, by Suvi Loponen
2022 Raleigh mk1 tuff burner saddle.jpeg, by Suvi Loponen
The new Tuff Burner is a near replica of that bike from decades ago; it has the same rad colour scheme comprising bright blue and yellow, the Cr-Mo steel frame rolls on Skyway Tuff 20-inch wheels, and it has a blue Aero saddle. The only difference is a tiny geometry change, which Raleigh has done to ensure "this remake rides like an absolute dream for its, let’s say 'more experienced' fans."
The limited- edition Raleigh Mk1 Tuff Burner has now gone live for pre-orders - and you can secure yours for £600.
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I see they're sold out, and I wonder how many will soon be on eBay because they're just not as great as kids thought they were at the time, or offered as "collectable" at inflated prices. Like the Chopper reissue - my friend thought hers was brilliant until she rode it a few times, then she gave it to a neighbourhood kid.