Redline
Redline traces its roots to 1970, when Linn Kastan and Mike Konle founded Redline Racing Frames in California. The company became closely tied to the early development of BMX racing through chromoly frames, forks and components, building a name that would become part of the sport’s classic American race history. Redline’s catalogue has moved through race, freestyle and larger-wheel BMX over the decades, while vintage models and Flight-series components remain strongly associated with the brand. That long history gives Redline a dual identity today: functional BMX equipment and a heritage name recognised by riders and collectors across generations.
Keep the exact Redline model in view
Current Redline listings include race and retro bikes, Flight-series service parts, frames, wheels, decals and rider gear.
How should I choose a Redline decal or replacement part?
Read the model details in the exact listing and compare them with the bike you are working on. Use the listed model identity rather than the Redline name alone.
Browse retro bikes or frame protection and decals when planning a restoration.
Redline traces its roots to 1970, when Linn Kastan and Mike Konle founded Redline Racing Frames in California. The company became closely tied to the early development of BMX racing through chromoly frames, forks...
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Redline traces its roots to 1970, when Linn Kastan and Mike Konle founded Redline Racing Frames in California. The company became closely tied to the early development of BMX racing through chromoly frames, forks and components, building a name that would become part of the sport’s classic American race history. Redline’s catalogue has moved through race, freestyle and larger-wheel BMX over the decades, while vintage models and Flight-series components remain strongly associated with the brand. That long history gives Redline a dual identity today: functional BMX equipment and a heritage name recognised by riders and collectors across generations.
Keep the exact Redline model in view
Current Redline listings include race and retro bikes, Flight-series service parts, frames, wheels, decals and rider gear.
How should I choose a Redline decal or replacement part?
Read the model details in the exact listing and compare them with the bike you are working on. Use the listed model identity rather than the Redline name alone.
Browse retro bikes or frame protection and decals when planning a restoration.
