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01-11-21, 11:58 PM
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01-08-21, 06:28 PM
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Posted By HPL

I thought I had some thread gauges with my tap...

I thought I had some thread gauges with my tap and dies, but they seem to be placed in other toolboxes (I fix British cars as well). I only was using the wing nuts on the front, and even then I only...
01-08-21, 09:41 AM
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Posted By HPL

Hub Threads; Hub Lock-up

I have a 1970 Raleigh Sports with perfect threads on the hub axles, as well as perfect "R" chromed nuts for the front; rear nuts are not damaged either. I had removed the front hex nuts and replaced...
11-14-19, 12:50 PM
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Posted By HPL

The lever arm looks similar to the "short...

The lever arm looks similar to the "short console" 3 spd "stick" shifter (70B); may be a 70 series model (type C?). Sorry, I have no example to show for comparison.
11-12-19, 12:28 PM
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Posted By HPL

Upon closer inspection, the solid red pulleys are...

Upon closer inspection, the solid red pulleys are sleeve bearing type with teeth and of plastic construction, unbranded on pulley. The derailleur itself has the same body as the Huret Super Touring;...
11-10-19, 10:40 AM
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Posted By HPL

Huret Pulleys

Not sure as to the originality of those pulleys. I have no reference other than the Sprite I have, and that has a Sun Tour RD. That being said, I have seen in catalogue images of Sprites with red...
11-08-19, 04:35 PM
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Posted By HPL

Raleigh "sprite" ?

Not a 3 speed, but seems nearly identical to my '75 Sports; less hubs and fenders. More photos of the previous post.
11-08-19, 04:06 PM
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Posted By HPL

Raleigh "sprite" ? '76-'77?

Picked up to keep from the crusher, another Raleigh of unknown model/year; possibly a "Sprite", year unknown, but assuming mid '70s since I purchased from original owner who stated buying around 1974...
11-08-19, 02:23 AM
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Posted By HPL

Bike Shop Stickers

Funny you bring that up, I was just by the shop where I bought my first new bike nearly 40 years ago and I forgot to get a decal; my older brother was embarrassing us both and distracted me. I never...
11-01-19, 05:41 AM
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Posted By HPL

I stopped in Westfield, MA a couple weeks ago....

I stopped in Westfield, MA a couple weeks ago. Now they make great beer, Westfield River Brewery. The "Dude", a coffee porter is very good. I never looked, but I'm sure the yard sales, flea markets,...
10-30-19, 03:17 AM
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Posted By HPL

Hi Jack, No I do not know the years for when...

Hi Jack,

No I do not know the years for when that badge was used (I've not seen it on a bike). The other Hercules badge was used approximately 1948 - '70s, so it's hard to say. I believe it is...
10-29-19, 01:35 AM
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Posted By HPL

English Headbadges

Just going through some stuff for an old headbadge and forgot I had a bunch of English marque examples, may have more stashed about the place. Should be a Dawes around somewhere.
10-26-19, 11:57 AM
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Posted By HPL

Only silly not to ask. I'm new to this "Dynohub"...

Only silly not to ask. I'm new to this "Dynohub" scene; I've yet to test mine, but being that it has two terminals (I assume isolated from "chassis ground"), you would have to test for polarity (have...
10-26-19, 10:43 AM
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Posted By HPL

Hi Jeff, Is your comment in reference to...

Hi Jeff,

Is your comment in reference to this particular Dynohub?
10-26-19, 07:43 AM
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Posted By HPL

Fully agree gster, nice build. I have a couple of...

Fully agree gster, nice build. I have a couple of '50s Italian racers that, with the exception of putting carbon parts and maybe indexed shifting, look just fine with '70s/'80s components. It seems,...
10-25-19, 01:27 AM
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Posted By HPL

Thanks for the input and examples! Definitely the...

Thanks for the input and examples! Definitely the original badge for the frame based on the rivets looking old and unmolested. Managed to find some paint missing that shows the original black. I had...
10-22-19, 09:40 AM
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Posted By HPL

Hercules Head Badge Year(s)

I'm trying to determine the range of years that this head badge was used. I believe it to be earlier than 1948 since I've seen models from '48 and later with the green "shield" style badge. Seems...
10-22-19, 07:51 AM
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Posted By HPL

? Year: Raleigh Brake pad/holder

These pads (and other parts) came off of a Raleigh '40s Sports Tourist (actual year/model unknown). I'm trying to determine if this pad holder style had a definite start/stop year in order to limit...
10-12-19, 07:17 PM
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Posted By HPL

Hi Carl, I believe it's a "Sports" model per...

Hi Carl,
I believe it's a "Sports" model per the frame marking. Previous poster would be correct for determining the year give or take one (more give) if original hub, which it more than likely is....
10-12-19, 02:31 PM
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Posted By HPL

HERCULES "ROADSTER" '40s-'50s(?)

"Pre-Raleigh" Hercules (possibly "Gent's Artisan", or "Roadster Special") original condition except bar wrap, pedals, tires/tubes, and pump(?). "Bolt-on" seatstays, rod (roller) brakes, Hercules 3...
10-12-19, 11:00 AM
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Posted By HPL

My 1970 Raleigh Sports has the OE Sturmey-Archer...

My 1970 Raleigh Sports has the OE Sturmey-Archer hub with date of 69 14; February 1970, yours March 1970 (sourced from decades long English restorer of vintage S-A hubs). Don't ask me why; I've...
10-10-19, 05:50 PM
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Posted By HPL

I have accessed the internals: knurled rear knob...

I have accessed the internals: knurled rear knob is for beam adjustment and now turns fine; 2 position on/off switch can be turned either CW or CCW to make or break the circuit. Wire insulation has...
10-09-19, 10:59 AM
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Posted By HPL

Thank you for the continued info. Great factory...

Thank you for the continued info. Great factory note regarding shifter mounting!
I have the "original" headlight that came with the Front "DYNOHUB" bike. I don't know if this design was made for a...
10-08-19, 12:01 AM
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Posted By HPL

1940's (?) Ladies Sports Tourist (?) Update

I have gotten back to check on my parts for this bike and have an early SA 3 Speed shifter with the long lever and "bottom" of the bar mounting (graphics inverted, black w/silver lettering), and no...
09-16-19, 04:50 PM
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Posted By HPL

"Chief", the brake linkage is identical to yours....

"Chief", the brake linkage is identical to yours. I found a 1930 catalogue with the Superbe pictured having the "plain jane" headtube lugs. Very similar in way, but also quite different given the "X"...
09-16-19, 01:59 AM
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Posted By HPL

Thanks for keeping the imagery coming Big Chief!...

Thanks for keeping the imagery coming Big Chief! I did look at those other pictures. I can't find a reference to this serial number, unless it is shown incorrectly in the database. It would be around...
09-15-19, 07:47 PM
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Posted By HPL

Another Mystery Raleigh

Here is the bike I got at the same time as the Ladies Sport Tourist. It has the same "AW" hub with no date (appears to be the 1941/42 model); but different fenders, gearcase "window" oriented to top...
09-14-19, 12:44 PM
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Posted By HPL

Thanks again for your help Big Chief, I had not...

Thanks again for your help Big Chief, I had not taken a close look at that image of the hub, nor is my viewing device very good for seeing details; not good for taking photos either as apparent by my...
09-14-19, 06:48 AM
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Posted By HPL

"no date code" sturmey-archer "aw" hub

After some more research and getting advice and insight from BF members, l have determined the year of my "AW" hub. Although some early S-A hubs were without a date code stamped on them, there are a...
09-11-19, 12:49 PM
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Posted By HPL

Thanks "Chief"! I managed to find the exact bike...

Thanks "Chief"! I managed to find the exact bike now that you schooled me; Model 38 Ladies "Sports C. Tourist", from a 1938 catalogue! The front "DYNOHUB" is from the 60's due to it being chromed;...
09-11-19, 01:12 AM
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Posted By HPL

Thank you both for the info. I certainly don't...

Thank you both for the info. I certainly don't know enough about these bikes. I thought that the front looked suspiciously like a Sports, but I'm not familiar as to how many models/years that fender...
09-10-19, 10:13 AM
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Posted By HPL

Early Pre-War (?) DL-1

Hello, Looking for any knowledge on this Raleigh, I believe to be 1930-1933. Serial number J26499, SA "AW" rear hub (no date stamp), SA "DYNOHUB" front hub, Wald PAT'D 2018531 rear mount kickstand....
07-25-19, 09:39 AM
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Posted By HPL

I have fit 3 bikes inside my 2013 Mini Countryman...

I have fit 3 bikes inside my 2013 Mini Countryman (2 road, 1 mtb), 2 road bikes fit into the "mini" 2006 Mini (yes, all wheels removed). Toughest was one bike only: 1936 Raleigh DL-1 with both wheels...
07-08-19, 01:26 AM
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Posted By HPL

?car

My guess would be a Jag MK V (late 40's-early 50's), no MK VI's (prototype w/"XK" engine), went to MK VII. I've worked on a MK V, and it has that style "2 rail" bumper.
07-05-19, 01:26 PM
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Posted By HPL

1970 Raleigh Sports "Cross Bike"

Went out for a spin to Kanapaha Park (Gainesville, FL) and then tried it on the trails for a couple miles. Not too bad for a heavy ride with road tires except for the fallen trees. All original...
05-02-19, 02:16 AM
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Posted By HPL

Slipping gears, No More!

Hi Gster, glad you claimed your identification back!

I removed any extraneous fittings I installed, tweaked the indicator and it shifting like normal. Apparently my fabrication was causing just...
04-23-19, 07:17 AM
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Posted By HPL

gster is not a "hater"!

​​​​Sorry gster, my "smart" device is calling you names not me. I have to train it to take your name; should be okay now. Thanks again for your advice. Test ride upcoming, with resultant feedback to...
04-23-19, 07:08 AM
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Posted By HPL

Hub intermittent disengagement

Thanks for the input BigChief, hater, Peter; I checked all all points mentioned and just by paying a little more attention afterwards I believe I have found the issue and it makes sense for the...
04-22-19, 01:27 AM
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Posted By HPL

1969/70 Raleigh Sports, DL-1, etc. Adjustments/Tuning

Hi, New to the website, and certainly this forum. I have a few 3 spds kicking around and need a little advice. I've not done a full review of this thread so I apologize for duplicating a query...
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