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DARRYL LONGDEN
(chris@kobo.co.uk) on Sunday, October 13, 2002 at 13:17:06 - model:
MK1 - hubdate: 9 71 - framenumber: 1306*** - wherenumber: dropout
- colour: ORANGE - location: PONTEFRACT WEST YORKSHIRE - Description:
RECENTLY BOUGHT IT AND WILL BE STRIPPING IT DOWN IN THE NEW YEAR
FOR RE-CHROMING ANS PAINT BY MY DAD WHO HAS JUST RE-BUILT ONE WITH
HIS FRIEND.
david wong (davidwong18@hotmail.com) on Sunday, October 13, 2002
at 16:07:55 - model: MK 2 - hubdate: 76 5 - framenumber: NK6001***
- wherenumber: seattube - colour: Red - location: Malaysia, Selangor,
Subang Jaya - Description: Need restoration. Sent parts for chroming
and body for spraying. Changed colour to royal yellow. - comments:
Happy to own Raleigh Choppers. Collected 4 MK 2 at the moment. These
bikes are really durable and good looking!
tallmartin (tallmartinchopper@yahoo.co.uk) on Sunday, October 13,
2002 at 18:50:14 - model: 1 Mk1 a few Mk2's - hubdate: Mk1 is 72
others later.- framenumber: - colour: Mk1 orge ,pur,yel,red,sil.
- location: northwest england, near Manchester
- Description: All my Choppers are unrestored ( I like em that way!
) I am not frightened to use ( and mildly abuse them )thats what
they were made for - comments: Get your Chopper out make sure the
rubber is well inflated and give it a good thrashing, - - Within
the grounds of common sence and decensy, of course. Stay Happy and
enjoy the World of the Raleigh Chopper.
Chris Thomas (www.thomastravel@fsnet.co.uk) on Monday, October 14,
2002 at 21:36:40 - model: MK2 SE - hubdate: 1977 - framenumber:
? - wherenumber: seattube - colour: silver/grey - location: england
wakefield tingley - Description: its a special edition, it has been
done up in pristine condition using nos parts and rechromed and
painted
Chris Pappas (ctpappas@myactv.net) on Thursday, October 17, 2002
at 02:15:53 - model: MK1 - hubdate: 69-8 - framenumber: 0536***
- wherenumber: dropout - colour: Mustard yellow - location: Williamsport,
Maryland , USA - Description: Complete except for missing chainguard.
I believe all original. - comments: Purchased for $1.00
Googie (gsuglia@btopenworld.com ) on Saturday, October 19, 2002
at 20:14:34 - model: mkI & mkII - hubdate: 71-80 - framenumber:
?????????????? - wherenumber: seattube - colour: r.b.y.pur. - location:
ENGLAND!!! - Description: I own 6 choppers,Three in good restored
condition 1 minter and 2 awaiting to be restored - comments: If
anybody out there has got any parts let me know and a shout to my
man damian cook(anouther avid chopper man)
Mathew Kee (vdubdude666@hotmail.com) on Friday, October 25, 2002
at 17:07:18 - model: MK2 Prismatic - hubdate: 78-7 - framenumber:
NK8317*** - wherenumber: seattube - colour: Black - location: Middlesex
- Description: Totally original, even down to the tyres and the
brake blocks. It also still has the sticker on the frame from the
shop that sold it new in 1978! It also has a speedo fitted with
280 miles on the odometer. - comments: Hovever much it does my back
in, (I'm six feet tall!) I use it to get to school and back every
day. I love the damn thing!
Googie (gsuglia@btopenworld.com ) on Saturday, October 19, 2002
at 20:14:34 - model: mkI & mkII - hubdate: 71-80 - framenumber:
?????????????? - wherenumber: seattube - colour: r.b.y.pur. - location:
ENGLAND!!! - Description: I own 6 choppers,Three in good restored
condition 1 minter and 2 awaiting to be restored - comments: If
anybody out there has got any parts let me know and a shout to my
man damian cook(anouther avid chopper man)
Graeme Jobey (gjobey@AOL.com) on Thursday, October 24, 2002 at 19:30:35
- model: MK2 - hubdate: 73 9 - framenumber: N145??? - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: RED - location: England,Lancs,Oldham. - Description:
Hi, Just aquired the above registered classic, which has been stored
for over 25 years.The bike was all there but needed T.L.C.I have
just spent a week polishing all the chrome to establish how bad
it really is, and have been pleasently surprised, its slightly pitted
but good enough for now the worst bits being the front and rear
rims, + the handle bars.The paint is slightly faded, but it did
only set me back £50, and the guy threw in a MK1 Tomahawk
for £20 also complete. - comments: I've just purchased a NOS
'Miller dynamo light set' which has the bullet shaped front and
rear lights, the front light has two bulbs for dipped and main beam!
all for £16, bargain!
Steve Hunt
on Saturday, October 26, 2002 at 23:20:52 - model: MK2 - hubdate:
11/74 - framenumber: NN5041*** - wherenumber: dropout - colour:
Purple - location: England, St. Albans - comments: Only just bought
it, looking to have a respray.
Ian Parry (parry496@aol.com) on Monday, November 4, 2002 at 21:15:01
- model: MK1 - hubdate: 1969 - framenumber: 1119*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: Blue - location: Country - Description: It's very
rusty, now in bits, desperately hanging on to its' sissy bar (it
just wont let go)but i'm working on it.
Chris (cwrevell@btopenworld.com) on Thursday, November 21, 2002
at 20:36:19 model: mk2 3spd- hubdate: ? - framenumber: ao191***
- wherenumber: dropout - colour: red - location: North East Scotland
(Buckie) - Description: i have just got this chopper and it needs
a bit of work doing to it.
bob porter (bobthechop@msn.com) on Saturday, November 23, 2002 at
14:58:30 - model: mk2 - hubdate: 76 5 - framenumber: ng6oo2*** -
wherenumber: seattube - colour: space blue - location: sutton surrey
- Description: this bike came with front dynohub s/a date 75/3 v/v
clean orig bike - chain guard. made in england gold decal on b/bracket
barry hawkes christend it the minter - comments: a good freind of
the family tony crisp found this and a red tomahawke in a custermers
loft whilst carrying out his building work he v/kindly donated these
F.O.C/S FINE OLD CLASSICS my way top man a total strip down and
rebuild in 24 hrs the chopper revisited the light thanks tone RIDE
ON
Dave Priestley (Flick Hammer) (davejo@bh206ny.freeserve.co.uk) on
Wednesday, November 27, 2002 at 12:54:45 - model: MK2 3Spd
hubdate: 75/4 - framenumber: NK5023*** - wherenumber: seattube -
colour: Fizzy Yellow - location: Wareham, Dorset. UK - Description:
Bike is in rag order and in need of complete restoration. Gear selector
is in tacked. As for the rims and all the chrome work, i think it's
beyond any help. Just the rust holding it together. - comments:
My intention is to restore it for my 3 year old son so he may enjoy
it in a few years time.......Honest.
bob porter (bobthechop@msn.com) on Sunday, December 1, 2002 at 12:32:47
- model: mk 2 - hubdate: 76 1 - framenumber: no6o3o*** - wherenumber:
seattube - colour: infra red - location: sutton surrey - Description:
this bike is v/clean & orignial condition all but pedals it
sailed the london 2 brighton charity bike ride as well as mounthly
london cruises all welcome - comments: this fine old classic was
my first chopper bought in 1998 i paid ten pounds 4 it it had been
stored in a bassment &on its way 2 the dump i chassed the
wansworth concil truck for 5 miles before he stopped at the tip
the younge chimp working 4 me at the time thought i was mad 2 give
my last tenner 4 some old bike RIDE ON
bob porter (bobthechop@msn.com) on Sunday, December 1, 2002 at 13:01:39
- model: mk2 - hubdate: 80 8 - framenumber: nmo46***
wherenumber: seattube - colour: black - location: sutton surrey
- Description: nice condition bike but missing chain gaurd on order
anouther FOC that sailed the london 2 brighton bike ride @ monthly
london cruises next meet 20 dec all welcome please email 4 info
comments: bought bike from guy we met on a city cruise and paid
90 pounds 4it it came with new spare tyres a proud bike 2 own RIDE
ON
BOB PORTER (bobthechop@msn.com) on Sunday, December 1, 2002 at 13:26:38
- model: mk2 - hubdate: 77 8 -framenumber: nm7o45*** - wherenumber:
seattube - colour: space blue -location: sutton surrey - Description:
compaired 2 my minter the paint & decals are a little fadded
but conplete useable bike yet anouther london 2 brighton & city
cruiser yet anouther nice bike 2 keep in my dining room - comments:
bought this bike from a freind i have niknamed him {all the gear
} no idear i was reluctent 2 pay £150 but i had 2 have it
due 2 the origanal owner worked 4 me 4 a while and he would b glad
2 c i own the bike now RIDE ON
bob porter (bobthechop@msn.com) on Sunday, December 1, 2002 at 13:48:28
- model: mk 2 - hubdate: ?? ? - framenumber: na6007***
wherenumber: seattube - colour: purple - location: sutton surrey
- Description: this bike is in need of full restro im in the middle
of getting back 2 bare metal 4 my bro 2 paint this is my first restro
progect i had small weld on seat post bracket done with top results
box of rusty bits 2 clean or gleam 2 soult out yet - comments: this
bike was donated 2 me from BAZZA Barry hawkes agood mate and loyal
member of the sutton chopper sqaud {SCS} thanks mate u wil b the
1st 2 ride it when finished c pics on his web page RIDE ON
BOB PORTER (bobthechop@msn) on Sunday, December 1, 2002 at 14:06:57
model: mk 2 - hubdate: ?? ? - framenumber: ?????***
wherenumber: seattube -colour: SILVER - location: farnham - Description:
BAZZA & myself went halves on this bike £7.50 each
then sold it 2 simon king a member of sutton chopper squad at cost
price the way it should be then i wanted the bike back even in the
poor state it is in - comments: this is the routhest bike i own
not very pleasing 2 the eye at all we will exchanged items next
week
he has excepted one of my drumkits in exchange top man plum
Richy () on Thursday, December 5, 2002 at 20:56:12 model: MK2 hubdate:
11,74 framenumber: NL6130*** wherenumber: seattube colour: Silver
location: UK
patrick irwin (pthedj89@hotmail.com) on Friday, December 13, 2002
at 11:18:29 - model: mk2 ultra violet - hubdate: 7 / 73
framenumber: 2?96*** - wherenumber: dropout - colour: ultra violet
- location: Carlisle, Cumbria ,England. - Description: I finally
got hold of a chopper after a year of searching.Got it for £50
quid it is complete but in a very sad state.Its had a bad respray
and all the chrome is bad.Seat is entact but needs covering. It
will ride again. - comments: Since i got it ive spent all my spare
time carefully strippin it down.The forks were siezed and ive managed
to free them but top bolt on head set is stuck fast as is sissy
bar.Once these are removed frame restoration will commence!
Dafydd Iwan Morgan (dafmorgan@yahoo.co.uk) on Sunday, December 29,
2002 at 16:53:20 - model: MkII - hubdate: 79/6 - framenumber: ND9410183
- wherenumber: seattube - colour: Red - location: Rhosllanerchrugog,
North Wales - Description: I have owned this Chopper from brand
new. - I had it as a Christmas gift off my parents December 1979
at the ripe old age of seven.
It is in pieces at the moment as I am planning a restoration. -
comments: I will try and dig out some original photos of me and
my bike.
Jim Barnard
(Jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 13:42:08 - model:
MK1 Tall frame 3sp Coaster TCW - hubdate: 69 12
framenumber: 0602*** - wherenumber: dropout - colour: space blue
- location: The New England Muscle Bicycle Museum. USA
- Description: I have returned this bike to correct condition. I
have kept the original paint, chrome and seat. It is about a C7.
I put on new rubber, prop stand, decals, reflectorless solid padals
(incorrect, but close), front hook pads and front brale cable. Come
visit it in Connecticut. - comments: I had this hard to find color
on my childhood chopper. I had a S3C but this TCW is sooo close.
I wanted to keep this as my rider, but the museum has no space blue
choppers, so there it goes untill I can replace it...
Jim Barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 13:51:28 - model:
MK1, Derailleur 5, HBR - hubdate: N/A - framenumber: 0831*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: Chopper Yellow - location: New England Muscle
Bicycle Museum, USA - Description: Very nice (C8) original condition.
I had to retack the sissy pad mounts and replace the shifter when
I bought it 8 years ago. - comments: She IS my Bar hopper. Gererator
light (wrecked the NOS slik), horn and bell. Alcohol powered.
Jim Barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 13:57:08 - model:
MK1, Girlie, 3sp - hubdate: 70 - framenumber: 1209*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: Uckie Punkin - location: New England Muscle Bicycle
Museum, USA - Description: Pumpkin is not so bad on a girlie bike.
Even better when a girlie is riding it... - comments: I have a boy/girl
converter bar for a girlie bike. It looks to be 70 or 71 because
it came with a rrr knob shifter.Does anyone have any info on the
converter bar?Jim Barnard
(Jgbarnard@aol.com)
on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:01:23 - model: MK1 - hubdate: 69
- framenumber: 0522*** - wherenumber: dropout - colour: Custom metallic
purple - location: New England Muscle Bicycle Museum, USA - Description:
I have outfitted this chopper with a NOS S/A S2 2 speed kick back
hub and a NOS 69 coaster console. NOT CORRECT. - comments: So I
am an idiot.
Jim Barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:05:59 - model:
MK2 Pink 5er - hubdate: 73 - framenumber: N117*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: pink - location: New England Muscle Bicycle Museum,
USA - Description: Very nice restoration. The colour is a bit too
dark as I am told. - comments: I took this in trade with a targa
mustard HBR for a 71 ten speed. I think it was a great deal for
both of us.
Jim Barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:12:06 - model:
SE - hubdate: hidden - framenumber: nn611*** - wherenumber: seattube
- colour: silver - location: New England Muscle Bicycle Museum,
USA - Description: This is one of my Favorite bikes. I have added
a "Lee Press On" windsheild in silver.Restored by John
Dunn. - comments: Great wheels.
Jim Barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:16:12 - model:
Targa Mustard HBR MK1 - hubdate: 71/5 - framenumber: 1228*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: targa mustard - location: New England Muscle Bicycle
Museum, USA - Description: Wonderful original bike in C9 condition.Different
pad that USA models. - comments: Taken in trade. I have never seen
one of these before. Top.
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:22:31 - model:
sprint GT - hubdate: 6 72- framenumber: 161*** - wherenumber: dropout
- colour: emerald - location: New England Muscle Bicycle Museum,
USA - Description: Fair Original condition C7. - comments: Thanks
to Dave Salmon of Bittacy Cycles for finding and sending this to
me!
Jim Barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:25:21 - model:
Black Prissy MK2 - hubdate:3 80- framenumber: nn0442*** - wherenumber:
seattube - colour: Black - location: New England Muscle Bicycle
Museum. USA - Description: Decent Restoration. My newest chopper.
- comments: Thanks to 'The one stop chopper shop'!
Jim Banard
(jgbarnard@aol) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:31:49 - model:
MK2 5sp dyno - hubdate: 71 11 - framenumber: 1811*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: Chopper Yellow - location: New England Muscle
Bicycle Museum, USA - Description: Early MK2 in MK1 yellow. 3+2
S/A 5 speed hub, front dyno with unique torch mount (light missing)
and too cool shifter with 2 red indicators actuated independently
by the twin stick shifter. I saw one in red once. - comments: 1)
Any ads or lit on this model? - 2) What light fit the slotted torch
mount???
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:38:34 - model:
10 speed - hubdate: N/A - framenumber: 1131*** - wherenumber: dropout
- colour: Pumpkin - location: New England Muscle Bicycle Museum,
USA - Description: Very Nice original condition, C8. A pity 71 tenners
came in this awful color. I have added a HBR. - comments: I would
rather ride an orange tenner with dog shit on my shoes, than be
caught on this pumpkin bike.
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:43:04 - model:
3+2 MK1 69 - hubdate: - framenumber: 0527*** - wherenumber: dropout
- colour: black - location: New England Muscle Bicycle Museum, USA
- Description: Original black paint with original owner altered
psydchellic lettering striping. - comments: Although nothing is
cooler than a black chopper with orange letters, this just had to
be preserved as a late 60's relic.
jim Barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:46:42 - model:
mk1 3sp - hubdate: 70 01- framenumber: 1049*** - wherenumber: dropout
- colour: apple - location: New England Muscle Bicycle Museum, USA
- Description: Fair original condition, C7. Tuff to find the apple
in good shape. 1971 - comments: One of the great 70's colors.
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:49:35 - model:
MK1 coaster - hubdate: 70 4 - framenumber: 0813*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: orange - location: New England Muscle Bicycle
Museum, USA - Description: C9 original condition. At one point,
a cat stood on the top tubes and sharpened it's claws on the seat
nose. - comments: The tornado did not get this one...
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Sunday, January 5, 2003 at 14:52:32 - model:
girlie coaster - hubdate: 71 4 -framenumber: in box - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: horizon blue - location: New England Muscle Bicycle
Museum, USA - Description: 100% New In Box. - comments: I have not
ever pulled this bike out of the box, even to read the hub date
or serial number. I want to make a plexy viewing side to the original
box.
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Monday, January 6, 2003 at 00:26:431970 MK1
10 speed - hubdate: n/a - framenumber: 125***
wherenumber: dropout - colour: orange - location: New England Muscle
Bicycle Museum, USA - Description: C9 original tenner. Has NOS spray
line slik and front tyres, nos chop chop screen, nos lever covers,
cables and shifter! - comments: I am afraid to ride her.
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Monday, January 6, 2003 at 00:36:23 - model:
19?? 10 speed - hubdate: n/a - framenumber: completely blank - colour:
chopper yellow - location: New England Muscle Bicycle Museum, USA
- Description: Very odd. Ten speed with NO serial number, in a color
that was not officially produced. The heron is not riveted, but
adheared. The seat bracket is the 69 style and the prop mount is
the short style. They tyres are spray line originals with slik.
The bars are 69. - comments: When I got this, it was new in the
box. It was set up as a 3 sp with crank, shifter and rear wheel
for the 3. There was even a chainguard. The front mount was factory
tech screwed to the underside.I still have it. I have all the pictures
from box to reassembly. Come by and see it. All are welcome to view
her a form an opinion!
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@ aol.com) on Monday, January 6, 2003 at 00:39:34 - model:
MK1 3sp 1970 - hubdate: 70 4 - framenumber: 0788*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: orange - location: New England Muscle Bicycle
Museum, USA - Description: Nice AWT. has some touch up. - comments:
THE classic chopper.
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Monday, January 6, 2003 at 00:43:52 - model:
MK1 coaster 1969 - hubdate: 70 4 - framenumber: 0469*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: emerald - location: New England Muscle Bicycle
Museum, USA - Description: Another odd one. this 69 coaster has
an original Inner Tab HBR with welded full backplate AND a radius
pad.Neat "J" slot chainguard. - comments: C9 paint is
a good reason to leave this coaster home when imbibing...
jim barnard
(jgbarnard@aol.com) on Monday, January 6, 2003 at 00:48:03 - model:
MK1 3 speed 1969 - hubdate: 69 10 - framenumber: 0571*** - wherenumber:
dropout - colour: carmine - location: New England Muscle Bicycle
Museum, USA - Description: Yeech. This needs a restoration. I hope
to save the original color. - comments: Does anyone have a carmine
chainguard?
cole thornton (NIL) on Wednesday, January 8, 2003 at 00:39:23 model:
AWT FASTBACK XT 101 ( Eatons glider) - hubdate: 1972 - framenumber:
? painted over - wherenumber: seattube - colour: flouresent yellow
(original) - location: Hamilton, Ontario (Canada) - Description:
I bought my chopper from a garage sale in Hamilton on July 05/02.
For five dollars, The paint was chipped chrome was in deadly shape.
Not a speck of rust, I painted it black with gold pearl. It has
origional tires,brakes,seat,hub and grips. The entire thing is compleatly
origional except for paint. It's missing the kickstand and the shift
window. - comments: I've always wanted a bike like this to ride
around. People laugh at me but I don't care because I know the heritage
of the bike and I know It's worth a preatty penny so Ha Ha to all
those ignorant loosers GO
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