21.5" (55 cm) Raleigh Randonneur Mens Touring Bike - 1990. Sold

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TTSS

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For sale:

A Gents 21.5" (55 cm) Raleigh Randonneur.

Pretty sure it's @ 1990.

Shimano Deore group set.

7 Speed triple.

Bar end shifter version. With indexed gearing.

Shimano Canti brakes.

Period wheels. Mavic Module 3 CD - 700c.

Paint touched up in places particularly on the top tube but no rust or dents.

In dark metallic Grey with off white head tube.

Really is a very smooth ride.

Raleigh Randonneur touring of the second series which this is were widely regarded and justifiably so for being one of the best off-the-peg touring frames available at the time.

I have today, fitted brand new Schwalbe Marathon 700 x 32c Greenguard tyres. I wasn't prepared to let it go with the ones which were on it as they were too dangerous to ride with.

I have also fitted mudguards that accommodate 32c and larger tyres. The original SKS ones which are in lovely condition will also come with it on sale.


Cash on Collection or bank transfer only.

£295
 

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T4tomo

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that large outer chainring is very bling! I like what I assume is a pantani era bianchi in your avatar more....
 
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Gloucester.
 

T4tomo

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£40 on two new tyres, £similar for now having 2 sets of mudguards maybe
I have today, fitted brand new Schwalbe Marathon 700 x 32c Greenguard tyres. I wasn't prepared to let it go with the ones which were on it as they were too dangerous to ride with.

I have also fitted mudguards that accommodate 32c and larger tyres. The original SKS ones which are in lovely condition will also come with it on sale.
to be fair £295 still isnt too bad in todays crazy market
 
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