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.”

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.”
This has to be one of the cleanest, most colorfull ads in the history of BMX. Top riders all dialed in from head to toe. Stunning colors. This is what being Most factory was all about. From a 1981 advertisement, we see Redline’s “Flyin Okie” Jeff Ruminer.
John Crews and a bunch of Yanks taking on the Australians. John Crews was a popular Northern California racer and very talented jumper. He continues to live in NorCal and owns a bike shop. “(c)1983 by Wizard Publications Inc. Used by permission.”
In the early days Redline for some reason didn’t sponsor riders or a team. They did support riders like John Palfreyman (Ricks Bike Shop) seen in the early Redline advertisements and both Bob Hadley and Byron Friday (Pedaler’s West). The first Redline team debuted in 1978. **Click on the headline for full list** Jon Anderson [...]