1962 Royal English 3-Speed Bicycle

[@KyrinSolaq]

I got one for 30$ all original parts it’s a Time Capsule in a flea market in Florida it’s my daily rider

[@houseofpills]

Cool video! I have a 1972 Royal Scot that looks to be very similar to yours. I originally bought it at a flea market in Florida to ride to work, buy beer, putt around the hood, etc. I have since brought it to New England because I needed a city bike that could survive salty winters with little maintenance. It has beautiful manners; its low trail makes a Wald front basket almost requisite. I am very eager to relace the hubs to aluminum alloy rims. By no means is this a super fancy bike but it is bombproof. Peace and chicken grease, TC

[@navavids]

Yeah, these bikes were built to last, eh? And have such cool, sleek lines. Since I made the video I've added a vintage looking Schwinn quilted seat, a brown faux leather rear saddle bag and a rear rack making a definite "rat" bike, but one of a kind for sure. Thanks for watching. Happy riding!

[@sportsteroldguy6319]

I have one of these. The fork decals indicate made by Phillips, a prominent builder at that time, but not as big as Raleigh.

[@navavids]

Interesting! First I've heard that. Thanks.

[@dougEfresh1224]

I bought one of these just this week and found the same issue of no info or photos anywhere.. One of my decals read “genuine English lightweight “ .. It was so interesting i just had to buy it! I own two Raleigh bikes and they are very close in design. Wish someone had some info to help us out.

[@mikepostlethwait2204]

Is this for sale? This was my first bike. My father bought it for my 12th birthday.

[@navavids]

Hi. Are you in Colorado?