They're dropping in value. They're now being sold for less than their original price, when they first came out they were being resold for considerably more.
Prices for the originals have probably peaked as well. They appeal to a certain generation who are now about 60. In 10 years time most will have mobility issues and in another 10 most will be dead.
i had a tomahawk.. smaller ,no gears but with all the instability a kid could possibly need ...glad i wasn't put off cycling by a poor introduction to the world of cycling
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