Reg Harris
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Chrisfromglossop
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Trying to suss what model it actually is and hoping a few more people post some pics of survivors
Trying to suss what model it actually is and hoping a few more people post some pics of survivors
Chrisfromglossop
Dirt Disciple
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Cheers , have seen these apart from price list ! My spec is more like the Giro !! Would love to see more pics from catalogues or actual survived bikes !
Cheers , have seen these apart from price list ! My spec is more like the Giro !! Would love to see more pics from catalogues or actual survived bikes !
Lackluster
rBotM Winner
Certainly has the look of the international. I had one in the mid 60’s. Mine was in Florentine Silver/Venetian Red. It was stolen after just two weeks and I had to pay my father’s HP agreement back for two years after the loss. Police were informed, but never heard anything more. Wish i’d kept the frame number details. Who knows it might have turned up again some day. Interested to watch how you rebuild this frame.
To put these bikes into perspective a top road bike in 1961 was £60 - £80, these are in the "schoolboy" category like the majority of the Carltons from Raleigh.
I have said before, the size of the market for top line racing bikes would not have supported a very small factory.
They look pretty good value, but I remember I was not too impressed when I saw them. Reg came round to the trade himself.
Keith
I have said before, the size of the market for top line racing bikes would not have supported a very small factory.
They look pretty good value, but I remember I was not too impressed when I saw them. Reg came round to the trade himself.
Keith
Chrisfromglossop
Dirt Disciple
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The lugs are a long spear point with gold lug lining , same as the script !!?
The lugs are a long spear point with gold lug lining , same as the script !!?
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