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Still be on here every now and again to give my humble opinion
Can't show you mine yet, it's a work in progress
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glory days
Wow ! That is a lovely bike
cheers, 1973 raleigh 531 competition sprinter's frame. seriously beefy stays and bottom bracket shell. sugino mighty pista chainset. cinelli 2a stem. has a CC cut-out in the bb shell.
i ride it with arc-en-ciel sprint rims/royce hubs at newport. it's totally lush. the chrome lugs and drilled track ends are a nice touch.
Call me an old romantic, but I think it's been great to see the Raleigh name back and demanding to be taken seriously. I'm sure most of us (of a certain age) learned to ride on a Raleigh. I'm curious to enquire just how seriously you'll be taken, JtC, in your new shirt. Party on!