THE RALEIGH TWENTY

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Reply wooden shoe biker

10:53 PM on January 15, 2012 

Russ, no Twenty ? Thirty lashes for you.

Reply wooden shoe biker

10:32 PM on December 11, 2011 

I recommend keeping the Revelation original. 3 speeds is enough unless you like to shift needlessly. Personally I prefer single speed fixed gear and would keep the original rear wheel in a corner and go with alloy fixed wheel at 451 mm. and front brake only. Nice looking bike by the way, good looking colours. Thanks Ed unable to post in the usual manner, problem with site.

Reply cycle michael

10:02 AM on October 17, 2011 

Hi - in the usa in the early 70's raleigh twentys came in green, coffee and white. I should know, I worked in a raleigh shop at the time.

mike

Reply foldingraleighman

05:19 AM on May 22, 2011 

Hi Russ
have you seen the Folding Kingpin on ebay @ £45.The folding mechanism is strange.Its in Moreton on the Marsh so nearer to you than me.It might be of interest.
Dave

Reply wooden shoe biker

01:55 AM on January 18, 2011 

OK and now you need a Raleigh Twenty Too !