1991 Raleigh Peak, & 1991 Raleigh Ravine Latest..

[lincs90smtb]

Think it is possible but a lot of work! New freehub, reset axle spacers and re-dish the rim as will be offset.

Yeah, Ive had a look at a few various YouTube channels etc that have attempted it, and it looks like a trial and error sort of thing.

 

[lincs90smtb]

Ive collected a new bike today...local and cheap, so couldnt refuse!

Its another 1991 Raleigh Ravine, so thats two I now own, although this one is a hell of a lot tider than my current one. It has some aftermarket parts fitted, so first job it swapping a few bits about.

I thought it might be a good time to pop up a few of my other bikes I have own/owned. A couple i should have kept...hindsight is marvellous.

The Raleigh Dyna-Tech Diablo was near NOS in fairness, and was mint. That went to a good home, and I still have first refusal, so not all bad.

The Raleigh M-Trax Ti 2000 was also, standard and very,very tidy, again, went to a different home, but a good one, nethertheless

I have the Raleigh Off Road Series Ravine x 2, Peak, Apex frame & forks on there way, and also a Summit frame on its way too. Hooked shall we say!?

Anyway, enough waffle. Photos..

 

[sparkybhp]

That Diablo is lush! Nice..

 

[lincs90smtb]

That Diablo is lush! Nice..

It certainly was. Im sure i'll own it again another day...

 

[eric_james]

Hi did you ever carry out these mods?

 

[lincs90smtb]

I haven't yet unfortunately.

A job for when it gets better weather!

 

[RetroDavy]

Sheldon's site suggests you should be àble to do 8 or 9 without changing the freehub body. Could be a simpler option.

Shimano Cassettes & Freehubs

/About Shimano Freehubs, an improvement on rear hubs for multi-speed bicycles

www.sheldonbrown.com