Redline Bicycles

Matt Hadan returns to Redline colors, for the first time since 1996.

After sponsoring the ABA Gold Cup for six years straight, the name is officially changed to Redline Cup. Only old school BMXers still refer to it as the Gold Cup.

Adam Strieby and his Supa-X pull off the first FlipWhip on dirt at a contest in Tucson.

 The first titanium Redline mini frame begins testing by a local Northwest 5 year old named Logan Owen.

 A kooky Australian named Kamakazi arrives for the summer, and wins in AA-pro within his first month in the States.

 Redline's cross bikes come with improved mud clearance and "S-bend" rear stays.

 In keeping with their fork-tradition roots, Redine introduces a new breed of  MicroLine forks made of carbon fiber.

 Another Redline legend. Another Hall of Fame Induction. This time, it's the fastest pro to come outta Oklahoma; Jeff Ruminer. Also, Kamakazi is awarded the BMXer Golden Crank award for Rookie Pro of the Year. Not bad, for only being in the states a few months! Hayashi repeats her No.1 title. Immediately following the Grands main events, Hayashi and Bubba sign Pro applications.