1980's Raleigh or Peugeot road bike

Posted on Tue 10th, October 2017

• #1

staggy

I'm after a 1980's Raleigh or Peugeot road bike, 51-54 cm, prefably Reynolds 531. Thanks.
• #2

Alan_tbt
I’ve this in the garage but I’m on the south coast near Chichester. Is this the sort of thing? I’m pretty sure it’s all original. Top tube is 57cm but don’t know what that is in new frame sizing. I ride a 53cm in a modern frame and I reckon this is about ok.

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• #3

staggy

Thanks, but far too big.
• #4

Jameshk

got a 55cm which I think was a Raleigh before it was resprayed.

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/290835/
• #5

Biggles567

i have a Raleigh record sprint and almost all the parts, the paint is ratty but i have pretty much everything it came with except the wheel set
• #6

HarvGorst

I have a 56cm peugeot premiere carbolite, its not too big, doesnt feel like a 56 at all

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