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26.8mm, alloy, 200mm, good condition. £10 incl UK postage.

Peanut butter, been eating it since I was 5 (now 69 and it hasn't done me any harm)!

I doubt very much that GB factory drilled their stems for c/pull wires, more likely that Fred in the Shed did them! GB catalogues don't show the option of drilled stems.

Worksop closed in 1981, lightweight production moved to Nottingham but continued using the W prefix.

Little Flo From the album ‘(Live)‘ (1976). Derek (sings:) #Oh, dear Little Flo I love you so Especially in your nightie #When the moonlight flits Across your tits Oh, Jesus Christ almighty Clive:Thank you, the Reverend Ike.

Customised Custardised.

Looks like it was the Sports Tourist Model 23 or the Superbe Sports Tourist Model 24.

The bars and stems are separate items. I think the Model 21 Sports actually ran alongside the "standard" Sports (flat bar model).

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It's yours for the £3.00 postage. PM me your delivery details and I'll send you my Paypal address. :)

I've got this one, probably no better than yours but definately better than nothing! It'd look OK from a distance - or round a corner!

Can't help with any info but here's one I re-commisioned a couple of years ago.

I'd better throw a Raleigh in here - just completed a rustoration of this 1949 Raleigh Sports, all original parts - taken to bits, cleaned, lubed and reassembled. I had to repaint the headlamp though as it's so "in your face"! Pictures taken before the rear brake cable was fitted whilst the sun...

Me and a friend have an agreement - if we see anything cheap and interesting (bicycle related) we buy it between us. So he came up with these last week, 3 Raleigh Zeniths, two gents and one ladies, all heavily modified for serious touring. Apparently the previous owner was a "bit of an engineer"...

I bought one about 4 years ago whilst on holiday in Norfolk, a local bike man asked £20 for it - win! Got it home and there were three £1 coins and a puncture repair kit in the saddlebag - win win! Cleaned it up and sold it on very quickly - win win win! A very nice bike but sadly I never took a...

The RRA stem, 531 and cleverly matched to the frame lugs... although not an expander stem so technically ineligible here!

Probably not much help to you - but I bought an old Ribble alloy frame from a car boot sale, added a few bits to "hybridify" it and sold if for £140. Rode like the wind. Can't keep them all!

That would be about right - this one was auctioned in 87 according to the MoD release papers, it's been stood in a shed ever since! Interestingly the auctions for all these were about a mile from where I now live and the same place I bought my first one from in 1987. Someone filled the engine...

Me and a mate have just purchased this little beauty - we both had one back in the 80s when they were first auctioned off, happy days green laning! Can't wait to get stuck into sorting this one out. :)

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