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Old 04-17-24, 10:44 AM
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Raleigh Pro frame sizes

I saw this on eBay listed as a 51cm. I thought the smallest size for a Professional was 52cm (20.5" like the International).


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75 brochure says you are correct, seller may be off on their measurement.

https://sheldonbrown.com/bike-screen...leigh-pro.html
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It would be helpful to see the other end of the measuring stick, i.e., the starting point.
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That looks like a Mk IV fastback cluster (1972ish). Measuring mine, the size is 20.5" or 52 cm C-T, which matches the smallest in the 1972 catalog. Technically a scooch too tall for me, but after 42 years I've become used to it.
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Yea , I always understood that they were 1/2 sizes . I am pretty sure that is center to top . Mine is 25.5 0r 64cm. It looks taller to me because the frame on my Mark V looks even huger than most of my others. It is very comfy though. Joe
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