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Old 02-09-21, 04:43 PM
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Guest bike video: 1972 Raleigh Professional! Almost perfect!

Hey guys. I met Tim on YouTube after he heard me ask for a part on my Mercian Vincitore video. He brought over his bicycle and it's awesome. Check out the vid.
I compare the 72 to the 80 Professional.

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Wow! How is it even possible to preserve an entire NOS bike for 49 years? Must have gone straight from the bike shop to a glass case.
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Yes. The owner believes that the bike has very little mileage on it. I have the same opinion. Very little to no ware at all on the NR crankarms.

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For some reason this is my best performing video.

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For some reason this is my best performing video.

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