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Hello all
Glad to see the interest in the Raleigh 20, and thought I would add a photo of one of my small fleet.
Glad to see the interest in the Raleigh 20, and thought I would add a photo of one of my small fleet.
01-18-06, 08:34 PM
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NICE
I dunno there is just something special about those old and loved twenties
welcome to the fold
Thor
I dunno there is just something special about those old and loved twenties
welcome to the fold
Thor
01-18-06, 08:38 PM
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Nice bike! Details on the upgrades? Looks like you've invested some effort into it!
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That's a nice one - it's what - a ten speed?
Love the kingfisher blue paint... Do you use it much?
Love the kingfisher blue paint... Do you use it much?
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My Raleigh Twenty site | foldr : A flickr pool | #6460, #5632 & #3407 on the fixedgeargallery
My Raleigh Twenty site | foldr : A flickr pool | #6460, #5632 & #3407 on the fixedgeargallery
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Most welcome! There can never be enough 20 afficionados here i think. Especially ones with such nice rides! Beautifull!
BTW, looks like you are running the Mountainrack I, just like me.. Is this correct? How do you like it? Have you ever considered having it modified so it's lower or are you fine with it? What kind of bag is that?
BTW, looks like you are running the Mountainrack I, just like me.. Is this correct? How do you like it? Have you ever considered having it modified so it's lower or are you fine with it? What kind of bag is that?
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Originally Posted by v1nce
Most welcome! There can never be enough 20 afficionados here i think. Especially ones with such nice rides! Beautifull!
BTW, looks like you are running the Mountainrack I, just like me.. Is this correct? How do you like it? Have you ever considered having it modified so it's lower or are you fine with it? What kind of bag is that?
BTW, looks like you are running the Mountainrack I, just like me.. Is this correct? How do you like it? Have you ever considered having it modified so it's lower or are you fine with it? What kind of bag is that?
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Originally Posted by LittlePixel
That's a nice one - it's what - a ten speed?
Love the kingfisher blue paint... Do you use it much?
Love the kingfisher blue paint... Do you use it much?
Have used it quite a bit, but needed to replace both Primo tyres in about 1200 miles
(local roads in Devon can be a bit primitive!), so now have restricted use slightly as have another for commuting, shopping etc.
