$560 for Twin pinch Redline cranks???

[AKGOFF]

At $560 at the moment, am I missing something here? These are the twin pinch version.
This sellers stuff always sells big but this much???

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=290695551240&index=0&nav=SEARCH&nid=59243328795

[Hiro Tonka]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NOS-VINTAGE-REDLINE-FLIGHT-CRANKS-180mm-CHROME-OLD-SKOOL-BMX-FREESTYLE-/290695551240?pt=Cycling_Parts_Accessories&hash=item43aece1908

[Pooch]

Crazy Adam.. The box looks old?? What's going on  I haven't called you a knob for while.. So here it goes

[pickle]

Someone is going to be well peed off, old box new cranks with no mention of them being new ones in the description 

[brass monkey!]

They are 90's US made twin pinch, not the recent Taiwan made ones,


Didn't think they were worth that much though....

[Devilock]

Fùcking hell, the market really is all over the place at the moment...

[meticulous]

i'll stick to single pinch thanks....


as time goes on more and more of this bollocks stuff will emerge from the money makers....

[thebigdog]

I would say this was about right..... yeah its a crazy price but when was the last time you saw a boxed NOS pair of US made early 90's Redlines???


Monkeybiscuits is spot on, these are not the same as the crap twin pinch ones you see all the time.

Its a bit like sticking re-issue MX1000's on a Skyway TA or a Loopy Ripper. To some people its OK, to others its not.

[Jaymz]

Crazy Adam.. The box looks old?? What's going on  I haven't called you a knob for while.. So here it goes

Isnt that your ebay user id as the higest bidder?


























































 

[AKGOFF]

They are 90's US made twin pinch, not the recent Taiwan made ones,


Didn't think they were worth that much though....

I never knew they were a 90s US product.
That will explain it then.

Cheers

[MartyC]

They are 90's US made twin pinch, not the recent Taiwan made ones,


Didn't think they were worth that much though....

I never knew they were a 90s US product.
That will explain it then.

Cheers

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