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04-16-24, 07:49 AM
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FS: Raleigh Frames
For Sale: Two Raleigh framesets / projects, both of which are (approximately) 22 1/2" frame size, measured from center of bottom bracket, to the top of the seat tube lug dimple.
SOLD First is a circa 1974 Super Tourer. https://www.bulgier.net/pics/bike/Cat...uperTourer.jpg
Originally this was the 5 speed version, meaning originally it had one chainring up front, 5 speed freewheel on the back. ST's are "rare", the 5 speed version even moreso.
This is, from what I can gather, is a full Reynolds 531 frame and fork, Carlton made. English threaded bottom bracket. Original Bronze Mink/ Silver paint, with scratches and scuffs, no dents to the tubung. Has HURET dropouts, and the Huret attachment rear derailleur dropout (threaded). There is a Huret cable lower cable guide. Seatpost is the original "alloy" type post, 27.2 diameter, and it is not frozen in place. I had a seatpost clamp bolt with a "C" on it, thought it looked cool, it's included. It's not original. Original Weinmann Symetric type sidepull brake calipers.
Pics here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjANY6G
SUPER TOURER IS SOLD.
PENDING Second is what I believe to be a 1974 International frame, based on dropouts, seatpost diameter, fork crown. This has been amateurishly repainted, and obviously no decals. Looks like it might be a fully chromed frame under the paint. Campagnolo dropouts on frame and fork. 27.2 seatpost diameter. Stronglight headset, which might not be original, as the top nut does not look like it is threaded on very much. Headset is stiff. I have not disassembled it to see what's going on, but just consider that it will need servicing, possibly replacing? English threaded bottom bracket. There are two very small "dimples/dents" along the top tube, please see the pics.
Pics here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBmhq6
PENDING
I'm looking to get these out of my basement and to appreciative homes, rather than going for big bucks. I have other projects to move forward on.
Forks will be disassembled from the frame for more compact shipping.
$40 EACH (net to me), plus actual shipping costs, plus I'm going to ask $10 (each) to help cover packing materials.
Please post your interest here, then send a PM.
Lower 48 USA states shipping only on these.
Paypal preferred, USPS money order is ok too.
Please allow me a few days after payment to get an appropriate shipping box, packing materials, etc.
Thanks
SOLD First is a circa 1974 Super Tourer. https://www.bulgier.net/pics/bike/Cat...uperTourer.jpg
Originally this was the 5 speed version, meaning originally it had one chainring up front, 5 speed freewheel on the back. ST's are "rare", the 5 speed version even moreso.
This is, from what I can gather, is a full Reynolds 531 frame and fork, Carlton made. English threaded bottom bracket. Original Bronze Mink/ Silver paint, with scratches and scuffs, no dents to the tubung. Has HURET dropouts, and the Huret attachment rear derailleur dropout (threaded). There is a Huret cable lower cable guide. Seatpost is the original "alloy" type post, 27.2 diameter, and it is not frozen in place. I had a seatpost clamp bolt with a "C" on it, thought it looked cool, it's included. It's not original. Original Weinmann Symetric type sidepull brake calipers.
Pics here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjANY6G
SUPER TOURER IS SOLD.
PENDING Second is what I believe to be a 1974 International frame, based on dropouts, seatpost diameter, fork crown. This has been amateurishly repainted, and obviously no decals. Looks like it might be a fully chromed frame under the paint. Campagnolo dropouts on frame and fork. 27.2 seatpost diameter. Stronglight headset, which might not be original, as the top nut does not look like it is threaded on very much. Headset is stiff. I have not disassembled it to see what's going on, but just consider that it will need servicing, possibly replacing? English threaded bottom bracket. There are two very small "dimples/dents" along the top tube, please see the pics.
Pics here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBmhq6
PENDING
I'm looking to get these out of my basement and to appreciative homes, rather than going for big bucks. I have other projects to move forward on.
Forks will be disassembled from the frame for more compact shipping.
$40 EACH (net to me), plus actual shipping costs, plus I'm going to ask $10 (each) to help cover packing materials.
Please post your interest here, then send a PM.
Lower 48 USA states shipping only on these.
Paypal preferred, USPS money order is ok too.
Please allow me a few days after payment to get an appropriate shipping box, packing materials, etc.
Thanks
Last edited by hazetguy; 04-18-24 at 05:02 PM. Reason: super tourer sold
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04-16-24, 08:25 AM
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I am interested in the Raleigh Super Tourer.
I am interested in the Raleigh Super Tourer.
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04-16-24, 03:39 PM
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Hi,
interested in the “Questionable” Raleigh International. PM sent with questions.
Cheers,
Van
interested in the “Questionable” Raleigh International. PM sent with questions.
Cheers,
Van
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04-17-24, 04:58 AM
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04-17-24, 12:21 PM
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Cheers,
Van
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Much nicer than mine, that International is. Looks in solid shape!
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04-17-24, 01:56 PM
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Super Tourer is SOLD.
Deal pending on International.
Deal pending on International.
Last edited by hazetguy; 04-18-24 at 05:02 PM.
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