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dmonster


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Below list is the guide for me when buying a vintage roadster. 

This is to remember when the companies were still made in their original factories before Raleigh Cycle Co. acquire them:

 

Humber 1932

Rudge-Whitworth 1943

Triumph 1954

BSA 1957

New Hudson 1957

Sunbeam 1957

Phillips 1960

Hercules 1960

Norman 1960

Sun 1960

Carlton 1960

 

Hope this helps!



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Hi which do you think is a better bike with a higher value? A Raleigh 3 speed vintage or a single speed Hercules

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May I know which year the bicycles were manufactured?
This information is important



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i posted those bike on the under bike id thread. can u help me take a look at it ? thanks =]

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I have reply your in that thread
http://www.classicvintagecycles.org/t53866918/what-models-are-these-raleigh/



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Hi Sir

Can you tell which year the bicycle by the serial no; on the the top tube?

Thanks

Best Regards

Peter Sng




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Yes!
You might like to take a picture of the serial no. and its location
We try to identify
Post this up in "Bicycle Frame I.D."



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Note n Thanks


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