Soldato
Campri were the Superdry of the era.
Only they weren't sized to fit 'men' with the physique of a 12 year girl.
Campri were the Superdry of the era.
I had a Mag Burner back in the 80s and it was most definitely white with black wheels. I also had the Super Tuff Burner too, that one was gold one with black mags. The one you've posted is the standard Tuff Burner.
Bauer street hockey skates
Tuff Burner is black and gold like a Super Burner, was Ultra Burner, silver and Blue (think there were tow colours AFAIR)
https://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/raleigh/63731
Seems there is more than one of some models, I only remember original launch.
Burner (Red/Yellow) https://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/raleigh/94962
Mag Burner (Blue/Yellow) and AFAIK only one originally with Mag wheels rest were spoked.
https://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/raleigh/54088
Tuff Burner (No clue on colour or for sure if I even remember it) https://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/raleigh/94963
Super Burner (Gold/Black AFAIR)
https://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/search?q=burner&year-start=1980&year-end=1990&company[]=64
Ultra Burner (Silver/Blue but may have had two colours options)
https://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/raleigh/96068
https://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/raleigh/99911
Was there not a high end one with SkyWay wheels?
Had a Night Burner
Nobody mentioned soda stream?
Naff Co. 54
Naff Co. 54
Head bags (the ones with the zip off end section)
BMX with coaster hub, AKA back pedal brakes (ouch)