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I always enter the highest amount I'm willing to pay in the last 5 seconds of the stated auction end time. There's no disappiontment then if I don't win it and no time left to change my mind!

Hi, sorry but Royal Mail 48 require your email and phone number to allow me to get a label on-line. I've PM'd you. Regards Tony

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Oops! Done now.

The project that I wanted it for has been shelved but I'll bear it in mind - thanks for replying.

No, not yet.

This Paramount I refurbished a couple of years ago had an M7 seatbolt.

26.8mm, alloy, 200mm, good condition. £10 incl UK postage.

Peanut butter, been eating it since I was 5 (now 69 and it hasn't done me any harm)!

I doubt very much that GB factory drilled their stems for c/pull wires, more likely that Fred in the Shed did them! GB catalogues don't show the option of drilled stems.

Worksop closed in 1981, lightweight production moved to Nottingham but continued using the W prefix.

Little Flo From the album ‘(Live)‘ (1976). Derek (sings:) #Oh, dear Little Flo I love you so Especially in your nightie #When the moonlight flits Across your tits Oh, Jesus Christ almighty Clive:Thank you, the Reverend Ike.

Customised Custardised.

Looks like it was the Sports Tourist Model 23 or the Superbe Sports Tourist Model 24.

The bars and stems are separate items. I think the Model 21 Sports actually ran alongside the "standard" Sports (flat bar model).

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It's yours for the £3.00 postage. PM me your delivery details and I'll send you my Paypal address. :)

I've got this one, probably no better than yours but definately better than nothing! It'd look OK from a distance - or round a corner!

Can't help with any info but here's one I re-commisioned a couple of years ago.

I'd better throw a Raleigh in here - just completed a rustoration of this 1949 Raleigh Sports, all original parts - taken to bits, cleaned, lubed and reassembled. I had to repaint the headlamp though as it's so "in your face"! Pictures taken before the rear brake cable was fitted whilst the sun...