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These are very limited edition, with just bikes and 50 frames made. Don't miss it. Yes, the Raleigh TI will be limited to one per customer. Yes, you will be able to spread the cost of the TI-Raleigh over 12, 24 and 36 months using Klarna Financing in the checkout. Check out our Shipping page for more details. We've made just TI-Raleigh Anniversary bicycles and framesets in total. Currently you will not be able to purchase this bike on our website outside of the UK or Republic of Ireland.

Hi Keith — thanks for the comment. Simplex levers were often used instead of the Campagnolo levers, they give a lovely gear shift whereas the Campagnolo levers were often known for slipping out of gear. I do actually prefer the Simplex lever and have a set that will be going on another build. Over the years, I wish I had never let so many parts go — good condition period parts are hard to get hold of now without having to pay silly money!

Got the post from Paul and thought I would fire off another note to you. A friend and former bike shop owner with a forty foot container of parts has a stash of Campagnolo hubs among his many bits and pieces. He polishes the hub shells and replaces the internals and has built two sets of wheels for me recently, including the SSC wheelset.

Should smooth out the ride the rear rim has seen better days. The info I have from the following link shows a length of My best guess at the moment is that the chamfer at each end is 1 mm wide and is not included in the So, my question is: what length is your BB axle?

This confuses me every time I look into the subject. Even identifying the group set something belongs to can be problematic! It gives me a good chain line with the 7 speed compact block on the rear wheel.

Best wishes and good luck! Hey, fellas. Any idea what year or history of the bike? Getting ready to refinish the frame set dark blue currently , and wanted to refinish period-correct.

Any info would be helpful. Hi Tommy. Thanks for getting in touch. Your bike dates from late There are no accurate records of frame numbers but based on other known bikes and numbers, that is were I would date yours. Unless you can see any signs of renovation, the dark blue may have been the original colour.

If you got your bike in the late 80s, then it is probably the original colour unless it was repainted in the first years of its life. SBDU paint lasted really well. Thanks, Neil! Good to know. I think I will be refinishing in the original blue…just have to find the decals now. The serial number is SB I am trying to establish when it was manufactured.

I can send some photos. Regards Eric. Hi Eric — sounds like you have a lovely frame dating to approx the last 6 month period of So yours is probably later in that year. Most track BB shells were plain but some may have had 4 slots milled into it.