i have been thinking about selling a fiew of my oldschool bikes.one is a redline mxII non restored bike
one is a redline microline non restored bike
and the other is a mongoose pro class 24 with the mongoose pro class 3pc cranks. non restored.
i have enough bikes,and i'm thing about selling these 3 bikes.i need more rom for my other oldschool bikes when they get done.

do you have any pics of the mx II. if you do decide to sell let me know about it.

Both my brother & I quickly outgrew our Redline MXII a very early 1980/1(??) model , so it is now hanging up on the wall as a piece of unrestored "art" as it has a lot of sentimental value from riding , racing & river jumping throughout it's time with us , the bike itself was the first US name brand BMX we owned & a real status symbol bitd to have as a bike to ride around on , it will probably never get sold & hopefully his son will grow up & take an interest in wanting to ride it around like we did.

Pending on the sentimental value you have attached to the bikes , try & pick one of them that really means something to you & put it up on a wall somewhere , for future use or as a reminder of what were possibly the best times of your early childhood , as opposed to your current later childhood now

Hopefully that mongoose pro class 24 does not have a great a sentimental value to you , unless it was permanantly attached to you when you were 11 or 12 years old & don't plan on turning into a piece of wall art for the future. I'll gladly buy the unrestored 24 inch mongoose treasure you have at a non ebay price , as it was the best riding 24 inch bike I ever got to test ride when I worked at a bikeshop bitd , but could never afford to buy one on my meager after school wages...sob.

All true , the bikes we own now are good looking riders , that we owned bitd or wanted to own bitd as they were c00l , rare or prestigious to have , to us thats what collecting , restoring & _riding_ our old school BMX bikes is all about.

JB