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vcballbat
Senior Retro Guru
Strangely enough they did do a BSA Chopper... Raleigh did a fair bit of rebranding for world markets
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Is it in all other respects the same as a Raleigh ? If it's yours , my compliments it's spotless !Strangely enough they did do a BSA Chopper... Raleigh did a fair bit of rebranding for world markets
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vcballbat
Senior Retro Guru
Sadly not mine but was surprised at how many variations I spotted at the Retro Raleigh & Chopper show at Billing a couple of years ago. I showed my 1967 RSW MK1 and SBDU 753 Dynaflite
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I'm covetous of your Dynaflite , it's beautiful . Northants ?Sadly not mine but was surprised at how many variations I spotted at the Retro Raleigh & Chopper show at Billing a couple of years ago. I showed my 1967 RSW MK1 and SBDU 753 Dynaflite
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dorset boy
Senior Retro Guru
Paul Wilkin was a local frame builder and used the name ABALITA on his frames. I am riding his old track bike in the picture,think that's a Cougar next to me.
BOBU
Retro Guru
I never had a chopper and felt really left out/deprived as a child - and then I rode one. A friend had one and gave me a shot, they really were [for something that was the hearts desire of every 10/11 yr old then] god awful to ride. That seemed to be an antidote and I never craved again or since. Highly nostalgic to see minty-ones again but they really don't float my boat other than as object'dArt....
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Grifter was like riding a tractor pulling a plough . Better down hill mind .
Frankenorange
Orange 🍊 Fan
The Grifter was a tank. Someone had one when we were wee lads and we had a downhill course in the woods to share it on. Apart from a skipping SA hub it was legendary.
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