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1967 Raleigh Sprite Raleigh 5 speed sprite. 23" wheels, working headlamp, working taillamp, miller generator, bird crank
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1967 Raleigh Sprite Raleigh 5 speed sprite. 23" wheels, working headlamp, working taillamp, miller generator, bird crank
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1969 Raleigh Sprite Male three speed. This should be a 5-speed, but it has a 3-speed rear end - the way we found it. Large 23 inch frame size (measured along the seat tube). 26 x 1 3/8 drop-center rim in front, Phillips style in rear. All steel shifter. Good paint and chrome. New tubes. Correct Prestube rear rack.
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1967 Raleigh Sprite Men"s 5-speed. Rear Sturmey-Archer S5 5-speed internal rear hub. All original and complete. Sturmey-Archer thumb shifter and Simplex top-tube shifter. Great paint and chrome . 26 x 1 3/8 inch drop-center rims. Leather Brooks B72 saddle. Rear Raleigh rack. Deluxe Raleigh pedals. Large 23 inch frame.
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1970 Sears Spyder 1970 Sears Boys Spyder, coaster rear brake, front hand brake, matching seat and grips.
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1974 Raleigh Sports Raleigh Sports, female frame, 3 speed,1974, coffee,rides like new. Photo by Claudio Vitullo
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1970 Sears Spyder "Chopper Style"
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1970 Hetchins Spyder Hello, I would like the population of the US and abroad see my 1970 Hetchins Spyder. This bike is in its original purple and green and has a complete date correct 1970 Campagnolo Nuovo Record gruppo. These bikes were noted for their fine craftsmanship and beautiful lugwork.
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1969 Sears Spyder Sears 24 inch Spyder 5 speed. All original except for the rear tire and addition of headlight.
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1968 Sears Spyder From trash to treasure. 2 weeks ago I found a circa ~68 Sears (Murray) Spyder 3 speed on the curb to be trashed. Sad shape. Dust, dirt, grime, rust......diamond in the rough. The frame was rusting and pitted. For all you purists out there, it was too far gone to leave original. It needed to be repainted. I did save the Sears label and downtube markings. Disassembled, cleaned, checked, repack bearings. ~ol 3-speed Shimano still works great. New seat, sissy bar, tires. Fork support is old seat support. Rebuilt just like my old Rollfast of ~69 - ~70.
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1967 Sears Spyder I just bought this bike off craigslist for $150.00 don't know much about it, just thought it looked cool. they said it was all orignal, but I haven't seen any with head lights like mine. this pic was taken by the guy I bought it from. I think I got a good deal.
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1968 Sears Spyder "16 x 20" single speed
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1969 Sears Spyder PURPLE SEARS SPYDER. MODIFIED WITH A SPYDER 500 "THE SPOILER" SEAT. GOOD SHAPE. I GOT THIS ONE FREE FROM A GARAGE SALE. PHOTO TAKEN BY RICKY.