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Has Oldschool Bmx building had its day?

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Mattdub:

--- Quote from: Ron '2elliot' Burgundy on October 13, 2012, 08:22 PM ---It is what it is. Get on with it... or don't bother.



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 ;) ^^^^^^^^

Bigbadsam:
Having been mainly into burners for the last few years Ive seen prices change from month to month.
The gage for me is SR stems, 6 months ago you could pick one up for £15. Now there going for £35. And I've seen them at " buy it now" for £50  :uglystupid2:

Personally (jaymz  ;)) it's not going to move on from old school for me. Because the 80,s is where the nostalgia is  :daumenhoch:
43 going on 13 again  :LolLolLolLol:

P.s. I'm loving the old school rides too.

HARORIDER:
who see the white dominator seat with blue lettering go on ebay for £345 the other day  :shocked: at them sort of prices only the rich and famous will be able to build their dream bikes  :-[

OrgasmDonor:
the arse end will fall out of old school prices in the next 10 years, theres a lot of middle aged crisis ex bmxers buying at mo by the looks, the crisis is usually over by the time they become 50 n the next phase of 40 year olds start buying up their youth bikes, early 90's onwards. The big bucks paid for builds now will never be recouped, funny as fook i think  :LolLolLolLol:

Waxintaxin:
I have to say that prices are on the up again, but i see no evidence of the bikes crossing the divide from old school bmxers to non or younger bmxers and as such the hobby will have a shelf life.

BUT

objects of desire have a habit of being collectible through the ages . We will see

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