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EltonFrog

EltonFrog

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Just taken delivery of a longer chrome seat post from some nice chap on the Vintage Raleigh FB page, should give me the extra height I need.

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D_97_goodtimes

Senior Member
Location
Here and there
As mentioned in the other thread I’ve made a start on mine.

The bike is now a box of bits.

From this to this.

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To this

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Can someone tell me if this (below) comes off and if so how ?

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Soak in plus gas and use hammer and cold chisel
 

Paulus

Started young, and still going.
Location
Barnet,
Took the bike out today as the roads were dry to test the saddle height after fitting the new seat post, I'm please to report that after a couple of minor tweaks I now have a bike that does not feel to cramped to ride.

A couple of photos of today's ride.

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How do you get on with the saddle angle? It looks a bit high at the front for my liking
 
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EltonFrog

EltonFrog

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Hmm, yeah right.

But...I discovered just yesterday from my neighbour that the original owner rode the BHF London to Brighton on it about 15 years ago when he found out he had a heart condition.

So I am seriously considering the matter of doing that on this bike next year.

Breaking News.

I’ve signed up for the British Heart Foundation London to Brighton bike ride. I’m going to do it on this bike.
 
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