1980's BMX Bike
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The Redline 175 is probably on the crank arm. It’s probably 175mm long one piece crank.
I had a Redline when I was around 14. I really liked it.
I highly doubt your bike is rare or worth a lot if that’s what you’re after.
I had a Redline when I was around 14. I really liked it.
I highly doubt your bike is rare or worth a lot if that’s what you’re after.
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Post a picture and see if anyone can help you narrow it down a bit.
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Older BMX bikes don't usually have vins so it's hard to ID them when the stickers come off.
Try looking around the neck of the forks, the inside and outside of the frame where the rear wheels bolt down and also underneath the frame rails for any stamps of MFG.
Try looking around the neck of the forks, the inside and outside of the frame where the rear wheels bolt down and also underneath the frame rails for any stamps of MFG.