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• #2
i remember seeing this on the tweed run,,,i thought it was a charming mix of old and new
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• #3
wow thats nice... go on give us a rough gide price
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Make me an offer.
I'll give you two biegel's....sorry I mean bagel's!
In all seriousness what's your ball park figure out of interest?
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• #5
ok, given it cost me almost 500 to complete this project but I recognise I won't ever get that for it, I was hoping for around 300
Although the bagels so sound very tempting
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• #6
sounds a good deal to me. if only i had the dosh...
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• #7
Oh so tempting... I don't really have the money, but if it's here later, I might have to...
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• #8
It's very nice...i hope someone on here snaps it up!
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• #9
Hey mate very interested in the bike for sale. Willing to pick it up this evening Please pm me your contact details to negotiate price.
Cheers
Luke
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• #10
Cheers all for your interest. I've got someone coming tomorrow to take a look at it. If that doesn't work out I'll let you know.
Ta
Jamie
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• #11
Is the bike still for sale?
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• #12
great looking bike
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• #13
Bike now sold ta
Hello All
Some of you may have seen this bike on the Tweed Run. I had it on Ebay but it didn't get the interest I thought it deserved. However, rather than stick it away in storage (I'm moving abroad), I would rather know it is being ridden and enjoyed this summer and hope it would be appreciated by someone on here.
Spec is as follows:-
Frame - 1953 Raleigh Superbe
Rims - Velocity Deep Vs (R40/F32)
Hubs - Maillord
(All built by the very accomplished Mr Dogs Balls)
Saddle - Brooks B17 (Skully has expressed keen interest to get his knife stuck into this as it's in very good nick)
BB/Chainring/Cranks - NOS Raleigh
Pedals - Kyokuto 'Top-Run' pedals with Christophe clips and brown leather straps
Bars - Nitto Randonneur bars with elk hide covers and Diatech Dirty Harry lever
Front Brake - Shimano 105
Size wise would suit someone around 5'8" to 6".
Make me an offer.
Cheers
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