Raleigh Ladies Mixtie all procees to the Red cross

Posted on Fri 17th, April 2015

• #1

tom_l
Hi Im selling this Raliegh Richmond ladie bike. It was owned my my wife's mum and barely ridden it was kept in a shed and we decided it needed to be ridden. It is in good condition with a few small scratches to the paint only. Its made of 531 Steel and it comes with the pump. It rides great and would make the perfect present for the summer.

Im doing Ride London for the Red Cross this year and so all the money will be going into my virgin money account (you can do this directly or ill take cash on collection). Im based in Bethnal Green.

Looking for £170

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• #2

philphillyphilip

Hi, could I come view this on Monday? PM if needed
• #3

abugintheground

Hi, is this still available? Could I come and take a look tomorrow at some time?
• #4

abugintheground

oh, size please too
• #5

sacredhart

Nice one!!
• #6

tom_l

Hi the bike has been sold to a friend thanks.
• #7

sacredhart

Good work Tom!

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