David Clinton was one of the first big names in BMX. In fact before Stu Thomsen and Brent Patterson the biggest names in BMX were probably John George and David Clinton. This ad is so clean and classic. The X on his numberplate was for District X. X was Southern California (except San Diego which was S).
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Wow some cool colors and zebra details. Mango, Kiwi and Inca red.
This is a plain add with no info just hype. But it shows you the graphics on the 91 lineup.
1991 Redline Advertisement
The 700 SL was the Proline for that year and still used the trusted Proline 2 forks.
1990 700 SL
Like always you sometimes need to click on the headline to see images. Sometimes you will also need to click on the image to see full size.
Advertisement for the least expensive Redline to start your racing off on a budget, but still look like a Pro. All at a good price and still get the quality you needed for racing.
To show the most detail I split the add in half to show it as large as possible. I added some new darker text because the scan was not super clean.
Two great shots of two of the biggest names ever in BMX. Showing the guys down under how the Yanks do it, and asking the burning question, “Who the hell is Jamie Hayles?”
“(c)1983 by Wizard Publications Inc. Used by permission.”
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