1980? Raleigh Reliant value
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1980? Raleigh Reliant value
Hi,
I picked this up cheap but decided I'm not going to do anything with it and want it out of my garage. It appears to be all original and from what I can tell a 1980.
The shifters and brakes work but could use new cables and housing. The wheels also need to be tried but are not bent.
I plan on selling as is but if it's worth something I might take the time to true the wheels and put in new tires. From what I can tell it was a low end bike and not worth much.
I picked this up cheap but decided I'm not going to do anything with it and want it out of my garage. It appears to be all original and from what I can tell a 1980.
The shifters and brakes work but could use new cables and housing. The wheels also need to be tried but are not bent.
I plan on selling as is but if it's worth something I might take the time to true the wheels and put in new tires. From what I can tell it was a low end bike and not worth much.
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I'd give it a quick once over before selling it. Are the housing stops split? If so that makes it easy to try and lubricate the cables.
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Sugar "Kane" Kowalczyk