Hennie Kuiper's TI-Raleigh 1976 Team Bike Frame Number HK276
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originalshinkicker
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Sadly that is Raleigh marketing blurb, I wouldn't call it primary source. The text describes a Services des Courses frame but the image isn't. As the text correctly explains, the SDC is full Cinelli with fork crown, BB and lugs - however, the frame in the image has Prugnat lugs, nice frame all the same, probably a model called the Road Champion, but the image certainly doesn't matching the text.
vcballbat":20k2su30 said:
Sadly that is Raleigh marketing blurb, I wouldn't call it primary source. The text describes a Services des Courses frame but the image isn't. As the text correctly explains, the SDC is full Cinelli with fork crown, BB and lugs - however, the frame in the image has Prugnat lugs, nice frame all the same, probably a model called the Road Champion, but the image certainly doesn't matching the text.
originalshinkicker
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That is a very different style of seat stay fastening and very different date to the Ilkeston material. I think that is Dave Rayner's 89 bike
vcballbat
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The 1989 Raleigh Team Banana bikes changed to this neat fastback arrangement instead of capped side attached seat stays as featured on the 1988 team bikes. A switch from Shimano Dura Ace to Campagnolo C Record was also made. It appears a Cinelli seat lug was used and neat little lugs on the seat stay tips....super nice
The 1989 Raleigh Team Banana bikes changed to this neat fastback arrangement instead of capped side attached seat stays as featured on the 1988 team bikes. A switch from Shimano Dura Ace to Campagnolo C Record was also made. It appears a Cinelli seat lug was used and neat little lugs on the seat stay tips....super nice
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So is HK 276 a Dave Moulton ? :shock:
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