Some awesome donations from Jeremy Ball and Craig Reynolds! Purchased some things from Bryan Goins with some good Ohio history!
ANDY BROWN | Ramps Run | BMX Beat World Champs
Dirty Fest 3 BMX Bike Build Collab
Radmattic Presents: Inside the Redline BMX Mobile Museum with Rob Lane!
Holy crap this was awesome! Ryan Nyquist came thru the shop and we got him to talk about himself! I learned so much about him durning this! It’s crazy when your BMX idols walk thru the shop!
RADDEST DAY OF DIRTY FEST BMX SHOW Pt. 2 by Rad BMX Builds
THE BEST BMX SHOW EVER | Dirty Fest 3 Pt. 1 by Rad BMX Builds.
The upcoming drop of Redline Vintage Single Pinch 401 Series Flight Cranks and Techmatic Bearing sets is likely to be the last in 2025, and availability is becoming limited. This batch, which includes the sought-after white and chrome 175 and 180 mm specifications, is right on schedule for a mid-July shipping. For those who are comfortable placing a preorder, you'll benefit from a saving of around $100 on the crank AND BB set, along with free shipping within the US. Plus, you'll secure your set before they're all gone.
The limited batch of Pinchless 48-spline Cranksets will follow in July/August.
The all-new 6069 T-6 aluminum Diesel frames are dropping Friday, 6/6 at Dirtyfest 3 — but before they hit the dirt, take a cruise with us along the California coast and see why the Diesel is the frameset built for riders who want strength, style, and speed.
We have a big summer ahead with this inbound drop of authentic Redline Vintage 48 Wheels and Flight Cranks imminent, and the launch of the RL 40 Project, celebrating and indulging the introduction of the legendary RL 20 II Prostyler in 1985. Stay tuned to our social media pages and this newsletter for the fastest access to new product and for plenty of Redline history immersion as the year unfolds.
We now have accurate shipping rates setup in the Redline Vintage store for overseas orders. If for any reason your counry of residence isn’t listed, please email us with your full shipping address at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will respond with a quote.
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