SOLD: Raleigh M-Trax 100 Reynolds tubing (Beater Bike)

Earl Hickey

Dirt Disciple
SORRY THIS HAS SOLD

Raleigh M-Trax from the early 90's.

Nice hand built lugged frame constucted from Reynolds cromoly K2 tubing.

The frame size is 19"/48cm

Fitted with Shimano Alivio groupset through out.

Interesting bike, light and very nice to ride.

Good Beater Bike or first Retro ride.

PM me or email at thebikeking@hotmail.co.uk for more info

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Price: SOLD £70 posted or collection from Bath area welcome
Tubing: Reynolds K2 cromoly
Size: 19"/48cm
Crank: Shimano Alivio
Front mech: Shimano Alivio
Rear mech: Shimano Alivio
Gear shifters: Shimano Alivio quick shift
Gears: 21 speed index
Wheels: Alloy QR with Alivio hubs
Brakes: Shimano Alivio canti type
Seat Post: Alloy micro adjust
Bars: Flat style
Stem: M-Trax
Headset: A Headset
Tyres: Maxxis
Bad Points: Some rust on the frame, paint flaking on right hand chain stay, paint rub on left hand inner chain stay. Some scratches paint chips. Seat has seen better days. Rear tyre tread low but still ok
Good points: Nice looking bike, Lugged frame adds class. Shimano Alivio groupset complete, rides well and a bit different.
 

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I might be interested in this, I'm looking for a cheap bike to go one way touring on. I'll just give it away when I run out of money next summer.

How tall are you?, bike sizing has always been a bit of a dark art to me.
 
Was complimenting Raleigh's stem/bar to frame colour-matching not long ago, really think it's classy and this is the perfect example, thank you! :cool: :LOL:

Had a K2 framed Peak (not lugged) way way back & loved it (not that I had anything to compare it to back then) - have a nostalgic bump! :)
 
More helpfully, I road a 19" & I'm about 5'9 with short legs - at that there was probably not really quite enough stand-over, but smaller ones were a bit short for my ape-arms; normal people shouldn't have any problem!

I guess 6'ish would be about right for a normo, if you're touring maybe you'd size up a bit for more stretch though... :?

Always reckon that reach is the important dimension :)

Reckon that's enough from me! :oops: Except to say that beater's a bit harsh! :shock: :LOL:
 
It might be a tad small for me, and I won't get a chance to pick it up for a couple of weeks, so if any one wants to jump in and buy it please do.

always liked the look of these, and it would be a shame to give it away in a foreign country to someone who probably won't appreciate it.
 
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