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magna13:

--- Quote from: moley on March 23, 2008, 11:33 AM ---They're too expensive.

If they did a few around £100-150 then they'd probably kick start the craze again.

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Yep Thats What I Would Suggest. I Think If They Were That Price, Loads! Of People Would Buy Them!!

Come On Raleigh, Lets Make The AP Burners Cheaper And Sell Them In More Stores Country Wide!  :daumenhoch: :daumenhoch:

meticulous:
i think they should do a bit of rebranding, its just that name that spoils what is now a decent looking bike, when i here skoda i still think of sh.t cars when realy they are all excellant being part of the V.A.G group, they should do what toyota did with lexus, they could then charge a premium price for their product and they then wouldnt be 10,000,000 of them on the same street ;)

magna13:
 :daumenhoch: :daumenhoch: Raleigh!, Raleigh!, Raleigh!

dwain dibbly:
gotta disagree guys.
yes bmx is back in fashion at the moment
but its a totally different style to what we knew.
newschool bikes are completely different. burners i can
only see appealing to 30 somethings for purely nostalgic reasons.
and as such should have been left to a limited run.
i cant see many parents buying one for their kids and the kid being happy.
can you imagine turning up at a skatepark with one  :shocked: :shocked:
you thought we got ribbed as a kid for having a burner, can you imagine what
it would be like now :D :D

magna13:
I Agree To Dwain, But I Dont Think Theres Anything Wrong With Kids Having Them. And Usually Kids Never Go To Skateparks, And They Would Defo Buy These Over A Magna, Vibe Or Apollo Espiecially With The Quality Decals And Eye Opening Skyways, You Will Look The Kiddie

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