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Can you show the every photo from your memory bike book next channel sir! I'd see a good illustration for you share together..thank

Big fan of the weenie wheelers! Raleigh 20 to start and that looks like a BSA 18" at the end. Have got one of each, as well as a very nice Sun H frame 22' with S/A twist shift. Lovely and good luck with your event. cheers, mate.

Let me know where I can buy the book, thank you :)

I remember having those back in the 60's and 70's , the ones I had you had to get up to a decent speed to get just enough light to ride with in pitch dark, and you could really feel the extra drag from the dynamo's. The rechargeable lights of today are about 50 times better , but that was the technology of the day , and they did the job.

I have a Hercules and a senator bicycle

Hello from Coronel Dorrego, province of Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic. Your channel helped me a lot. I am restoring two BSA bicycles. The ladies one is from 1927.

Just a random eastern german dynamo (pre fall of the berlin wall) on the black bike.

The old ones created that much drag, they made it real hard to pedal. But they were better than the early battery lights, that lasted 5 mins, and the battery's were expensive to, back then.

We need more dynamo's

As you can see ? See which one properly without having headache 🙄....the camera keeps panning when they show bicycles and stays still when they show the man 😒

Best 🎉

Lanate. Hai

Thank you sir for show and infor varius of model..I'd also get among of varius..rat trap moel and keep for reference and I support your channel too

Good info ...

Настоящий винтаж!

Nice

Legend🇬🇧🇬🇧

www.youtube.com/@Indiavintagebicycleparts

Also Raleigh Made in England/Nottingham obviously sturmy Archer fitted

Sir one of my humble request please arrange for this one for me. Please.

Nice to see your bike sir,vintage and full orininal parts, I'd also have a classic brand bsa year 70's.like you

yo tengo una casi igual. de los 60s de tres velocidades pero otro sistema de frenos

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As a kid in the early 70s, a Raleigh Chopper was THE bike to have, and if you had one, you were really cool. I didn't have one, lol. I had some German fake version, bright orange with a Sachs 3 speed on the top tube. It was fun but not as cool.

I had a Schwinn Cotton picker when I was a child.

Raleigh bought-up several of its rival bicycle companies - BSA, Carlton, Triumph, Rudge, New Hudson etc - and continued to make bikes under those names for a while. They all had slightly different specifications but essentially they are all just Raleigh bicycles under a different name. Raleigh Shopper bikes were first introduced in 1968, and hundreds of thousands of them were made. They were basically a copy of the much more refined and elegant Dawes Kingpin which was introduced by Dawes in 1964. I have owned and ridden both in my time, and although Raleigh and Dawes both have their fan-clubs, I have always come down on the side of Dawes because they are much better bikes in my opinion, and they just seem to have the edge somehow.

The period chopper bicycles got so abused and were not excellent for speed, off-road or long distance rides: Chopper bicycles got abandoned. I myself have bits of chopper bicycles but they wouldn't make one whole original chopper as originally sold. I suspect the collectors market for nice original 60's - 80's chopper bicycles will be sustainable due to limited numbers of quality survivors. Plus: People remember better times just riding over to a friend's house on their chopper bicycle. It was only meant for that really. Maybe carrying sports equipment or a basketball to hang around then go over at random somewhere else. No internet, no pagers. Even telephones were mostly for only our parents. Our bicycles were our first experience with some freedom. I had a tank of a 5 speed chopper with a gearshift lever on the top tube. Going downhill it was a beast... going uphill made me a very strong cyclist later on.

Good job

Wow, nice collection🎉

Quite the collection.I have 2 and a half bikes🤔😂

bonus points for the cat

Wow! I love your Passion! 😊

Thank you :-) I love your videos

Please have look , before you watch this . To the link below the description of this video . İt shows the unrestored state of these bicycles .

New video , all restored is available . Please have a look .

Hello - I thought you might like to know that BSA stood for "Birmingham Small Arms". For this reason, the emblem depicts three rifles, stacked as they might be when on campaign, in a way which kept the working parts clear of dirt and ground moisture.

Nice explanation useful

nice bicycles. I always love vintage bicycles. I'm getting those London bicycling vibes after seeing this!

Sir this method is relevant only in Britain.

Excellent restoration 🎉🎉

Wow very nice 👌

Yasou! Were there a lot of English bikes sold in Cyprus? Do you still many of them in use? I have two Raleigh Sports and a Robin Hood. The British made very good bikes.

Pls show room name in kerala? Pls name and city.

Very nice bikes. Good collection going. There must be a lot of bikes in your city.

You did an excellent job on this bike.

It's a lot of work to rebuild and restore these old machines. I fix up old bikes too.

This bike is a single speed I assume. Just like my bike. If you can find out what model of Raleigh it is that would help me identify mine. Thank you sir.

That frame with two wheels is exaxtly like my Raleigh. The rear wheel is attacked in the same way. Is the rear wheel a single speed hub? I would also be intetested to know the serial number on the left side of the seat tube. If you find out what model Raleigh that is please say so in your videos as you restore it. Thank you. It's the only frame like mine I've ever seen.

Wow! Those really are classics. Thank you for sharing them.