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I've had this for a few years, it's done me very well, but I've had to accept that it's too small.
The TT is 58cm and the ST is 59.5cm. As far as I'm aware there were few versions of this frame made the ’84 model, which mine is, and the ’87 version. Which doesn’t have the scalloped seatstays, but have rather flat ones with ‘Raleigh’ pantographed in gold on.
These frames are quite sought after due to their high quality, excellent geometry and comfortable ride (all of which I can attest to). Here are some photos of how I had it built up:
As I said it is just the frameset (including the original headset), its made of Reynolds 531 (both frame and forks) and has forged Suntour GT dropouts. Clearance for 32c + mudguards, 27.2 seatpost and you can use allen key brakes on it.
I'll put some photos up of the frame later, but i'd like £100.
Collection in N19.
I've still got the original Suntour Cyclone Mk. II gears with Sugino cranks if anyone is interested.
Also If you want to use STI levers I can supply a clamp on set of Campagnolo stops I made up for some extra money: