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BURNER HATERS PLEASE NOTE!!!!!!

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jimmyp:

--- Quote from: Jazzchimp on April 11, 2007, 12:06 PM ---it's panic buying, when will we all learn that there's always another one, nothing is that rare!

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For me it a condition thing now. That bike is in amazing original condition and that is very rare. Yes they will be other mk1s but will they be in as good original condition.  :) ;)

magna13:
omg, i meen i like my burner's but i would never pay £730 for one!

ghostriderx:
that's crazy money for sure :crazy2: ....so how much did a new tuff burner originally cost bitd? :-\

jimwise68:
cheap for an icon methinks!  :10_2_12: :LolLolLolLol:

I doubt there are many MK1 Tuff Burners in the country that are in the box still. So I'd imagine it is very rare. Would have loved it to have gone for more than a Ripper! PMSL

As I've said many times before, IMO these are the next fashionable bike and are gonna push the Raleigh Chopper off of its pedestal.

Frosty:
I know this may be a bit controversial, and don't get me wrong I do like some burners (ie the pro's and Aero Pro's) but I look at what is happening as being similar to the Chopper scene a couple of years ago. You couldn't touch those things without dumping huge amounts of money down, now I'm not so sure the popularity has lasted.

My guess is there'll be far more os bmx's including burners ridden around the festivals and bug jams etc this year than choppers!!

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