My "Daily Driver" - Raleigh Peak (1991?)
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Amazing how it's only dirty on one side... 
Um, any reason your crud catcher is set up to protect the ground from being muddied by you, as oppose to the more regular other way round? :?
Um, any reason your crud catcher is set up to protect the ground from being muddied by you, as oppose to the more regular other way round? :?
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Tetsu0san":3l0i97l2 said:
Ah, we had similar clearance issues on Kiran's SuperNormal, I spaced it out with a rubber strip (stickyback window foam) to clear the cables.
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Probably not a lot is the brutal answer You could imagine it slipping by on evilbay for as little as £60 or even less, but it will have been many folks' introduction to off-road (or at least one of the K2 range will have been) so you might get a bite on here for a bit more.
Unless it's a medium (looks large?) - my size - in which case twenty quid posted and send me your details!
You could imagine it slipping by on evilbay for as little as £60 or even less, but it will have been many folks' introduction to off-road (or at least one of the K2 range will have been) so you might get a bite on here for a bit more.Unless it's a medium (looks large?) - my size - in which case twenty quid posted and send me your details!
mattrixdesign2
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OP - I have one of these bikes, pics posted soon, just waiting on the rear wheel to be serviced.
Eveything has been cleaned up, and its looking good. Most of the paint work is sound, other that the rear seat stay (about 1inch of paint missing and rust, near the bottom drain hole!). I am thinking of treating the rust, then a sand down, and re-spray.
Do you have an idea of a colour match for the blue paint work? Has your suffered rust?
Only things changed on mine is the seat (old one was orignal but rotten), and the inner/outer cables. The rear wheel is making a horrific noise so went to the local bike shop for repair. Front wheel OK, the bottom bracket is next, lots of loose play. Never changed one before but willing to give it a go, can you point me in the right direction for a good modern easy replacement?
Finally the LX pedals are shot, and I have on order some replacement SPDs, from looking at them there is no way to restore/service the LX pedals, correct?
One thing I have learned is that these bikes are a PITA to clean, so many nooks and crannies for gunk to build up!
It now has guards on, narrow slicks, an Ebay special bright light and is ready for commute duty. If I am comfortable with it and its all working, it may be used for tour duty.
Eveything has been cleaned up, and its looking good. Most of the paint work is sound, other that the rear seat stay (about 1inch of paint missing and rust, near the bottom drain hole!). I am thinking of treating the rust, then a sand down, and re-spray.
Do you have an idea of a colour match for the blue paint work? Has your suffered rust?
Only things changed on mine is the seat (old one was orignal but rotten), and the inner/outer cables. The rear wheel is making a horrific noise so went to the local bike shop for repair. Front wheel OK, the bottom bracket is next, lots of loose play. Never changed one before but willing to give it a go, can you point me in the right direction for a good modern easy replacement?
Finally the LX pedals are shot, and I have on order some replacement SPDs, from looking at them there is no way to restore/service the LX pedals, correct?
One thing I have learned is that these bikes are a PITA to clean, so many nooks and crannies for gunk to build up!
It now has guards on, narrow slicks, an Ebay special bright light and is ready for commute duty. If I am comfortable with it and its all working, it may be used for tour duty.
Sportbilly28
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I had one of these from new , it was traded into raleigh for their new mtrax , biggest regret I ever made , always looking to get another, loved the blue colour and alloy components.
I have owned a 92 summit and a 93 Apex with a girvin flexi stem!. I loved the Summit and wish I still had it. Just this evening a saw a 92 peak for sale for £30 so bought it. It is in totally original condition and in excellent condition so will give it a good clean and service and use it to tow my baby grandson along my local cycle routes!. It is incredibly light.
