Restoration Resources
If you're still browsing my site then there's a fair chance that you are now considering the restoration of a Raleigh Burner.  Don't worry - you're part of an ever growing community and there are lots of people out there who will be pleased to help.  In addition to the Internet Forums which you can find through the 'Quick Links' at the foot of this page there are some excellent www sites that are specifically dedicated to this topic.

One word of warning - restoring Burners is addictive!  I started off in 2004 by returning my childhood Extra Burner to pristine condition and I now find myself with a collection that is approaching double figures..!

You're going to need reproduction decals to finish off that pristine 'old skool' BMX restoration - so contact Jonny Abbott at
http://www.bmxman.com/products.htm
Phone: 01889 504080 or 07770 660924

How are you going to replace a 23 year old vinyl crash pad set??? 
Simple! You're going to email Esemdesign to order a quality reproduction set (nylon sets now available too).
Contact Esemdesign@aol.com

Bob Jackson's enamelled my Extra Burner and are highly recommended for professional resprays and all rechroming

An Awesome Collection of Restored Burners
The image below captures Julian Taff's incredible Burner collection gleaming in the Winter sunshine (early in 2005). Julian's work really has set the standard that all Burner restorations are measured against and his bikes are an inspiration to us all.  Cool!

burner mark i
burner mark ii
styler
rampar (us)
promotional material
magazine articles
factory bmx team

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