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At the end of the day - even though it may be rare if no-one wants it it's only worth a few quid.However if you get a few people interested in can sky rocket on the bay. Just depends who is after one.
Since when was Batavus a sister company of Redline? Looks like it's worth not a lot from where i'm sitting but like everyone says, stop flirting and put up an asking price.
im sorry if i have caused anyone any distress by my listing tonight. i certainly didnt intend to mislead anyone!i had read this and it tied in with the advice of my bike shop dude! taken from http://www.fatbmx.com/modules/news/article.php'storyid=1816”We are very excited about expanding the reach of Redline throughout Europe,” commented SBS president Chuck Hooper. “We’ve always had a presence in the BMX market in key areas, but adding larger, sister-companies Batavus, Winoura and Lapierre will ensure that Redline’s are available to areas who never before had access to the most popular brand of BMX race bike.” now i have re read it im not sure if redline were connected to batavus in 83 but it says since redlines inception in 1974... then it goes on to mention batavus.and "Redline Bikes will be available from are Batavus, Winora and Lapierre as early as November 2006" ok...my bad!im an honest geezer and was offering it up to offers becouse i have no idea of value, as i originally stated!its a nice frame and if i had more room and less burners i would do something with it! i meant no harm!