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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby canopusxs235 on Thu Jun 30, 2011 2:41 am

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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby Wildcat on Thu Jun 30, 2011 5:54 am

I had a 69 Hercules with the same style frame, I think that's an English made Raleigh.
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby Hsean on Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:13 pm

Gotta get me a hunch back raleigh. Also! heres some other bikes and update of some

This Sports is a very lovely ride, rides like a dream and is verly lovely looking.
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I got this Raleigh rod brake bike, it's a 70's Dl-1. It's a very large bike, it's got the biggest 28" wheels that police used and a large frame, dispite the size i can still ride it and it's a dream to ride, needs rims though and pads lol
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Just finishing this one up. it's a 60's Lenton sports, it was a 10 speed racing bike but I really didn't like the ride, looks much better this way. lol
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Raleigh Colt from 60's awesome pain bad chrome
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1949 Raleigh sports, looks like it was hit by a car at somepoint in it's life, still rideable though, sadly it's a parts bike because my 39 raleigh needs parts and these actualy fit and are same kind.
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ANd finally my Twenty. I love this bike, it's fun to ride.
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby northlandak on Sun Sep 04, 2011 3:33 pm

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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby Gold Street Customs on Fri Oct 14, 2011 1:04 pm

I will throw my latest up :? that didn't sound right,, anyways 79 mixtie, I am sure the stickers say something else but I just put new bar tape on ,makes a world of difference and I need a rear tire to match the front, since it has the original tires on it, hopefully I can get updated pics soon.
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby NekroGuitar on Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:29 pm

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Here are some of mine (as far as the eye can see!)

And there's more off camera! :lol:
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby expjawa on Wed Nov 30, 2011 8:17 am

This is my '72 Grand Prix.

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I got it a few months ago, a local craigslist find. I cleaned it up, had the wheels trued, put new tires and pedals on it (it had cheap plastic BMX-style pedals on it). The paint, decals, & bar tape are original. I also ditched the suicide levers, a rusty rear carrier that was on it, and a vintage Cateye light that was mounted to the left seat stay (I kept it though). Then, readjusting everything and adding the saddle bag and modern LED lights brought me to what you see here. Sorry for the crappy pictures, for some reason, I haven't taken any of it outside in the daylight. These are in my basement shop. This bike is essentially my primary rider; when I'm riding to run errands or exercise, etc, I ride this bike. Most of my Schwinns are riden more for the novelty of it more than anything else. Having an actual road bike allows me to use my mountain bike as a mountain bike rather than a commuter, which I was doing before picking this up.
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby oddified on Sat Dec 03, 2011 10:05 am

...freebie Record from our local recycling station swap shop...rides nice, should clean up nice for the little woman to cruise
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby oddified on Sat Dec 03, 2011 10:06 am

...ugh lousy pic i guess...sorry folks
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My Raleighs and other British bikes

Postby johnp.smith on Tue Dec 13, 2011 11:14 pm

1955 Raleigh Sports. Dynamo hub with battery backup, original paint, pump, toolbag, seat, and lighting system. Im trying to find an original taillight for it. An entire album for this bike is at:
http://www.use.com/Vintage_1955_Raleigh ... f2c878f5fe
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1978 Raleigh Tourist DL-1 Roadster. 3-Speed Sturmey archer 28 inch wheels with rod brakes. I am in search of an original seat and pump for it. an entire album for this bike is at:
http://www.use.com/Vintage_1978_Raleigh ... 40#photo=1
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1985 Raleigh Team USA Road bike. Reynolds 555 tubing. This bike is now 100% original with the correct seat not shown in this picture and even the original tires. I need some new shots of it.
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This is another 1985 Raleigh Team USA bike. The Chrome fork came on the later models when the blue with stars fork was unavailable and Raleigh needed to get the bikes shipped. I haven't done anthing with it.
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This is a Gazelle Cheetah. Im in search of a correct generator for it. Tubes have very rare woods valves.
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This is an old Sunbeam I rescued from the weeds. I have started restoring it but it had to be put in storage for a while. I almost sold it and glad I didn't.
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby Hsean on Sat Dec 17, 2011 8:25 am

Nice Raleighs, That first sport is pretty nice, are those replaced wheels? I didn't think the older ones had that type of rim, all the raleighs i've seen from around that age and to me 1939 sports where the thin lame looking ones lol. the Dl-1 is in good condition. it looks kinda like the one I go but mine is massive, what size 28' wheels goes it have? on mine they where the big police type, dispite being 5'8 and the frame being like 26' I can still ride it perfect somehow, rides like a dream, needs new rims and pads though but I got some brand new ones for free from a friend. gonna build dyno hub into the front one. Dynohubs are a must have!
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby 1959firearrow on Sun Dec 18, 2011 12:35 am

I've got a old possibly late 50s hercules, It was the first new bike my grandfather ever bought and he rode it up until 1975! Its got a miller hedlight with a generator. Any info on this would be great, Plan on keeping it for obvious sentimental reasons. Shifts great and all I had to do was air up the tires! Gonna grease the bearings before I get it back out this summer though!
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby Wildcat on Sun Dec 18, 2011 7:52 am

That's a Hercules made Hercules, probably says Birmingham England on the head badge. Raleigh bought them about 1960, so that would date it in the 50's or earlier. The rear hub should have a 2 digit year stamped on the shell. The shifter says Hercumatic? Nice good quality bike.
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby ej599 on Tue Dec 20, 2011 5:33 pm

Nice! Does the rear hub have a date stamped?
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Re: Show us your Vintage Raleighs!

Postby 1959firearrow on Sat Jan 07, 2012 4:10 am

All I found was sturmy type(two letters I cant remember off the top of my head) and then 5 with a good finger or two of space with between it and the type. Does that mean its a 1950? Shifter also says sturmy!
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