[devinfan]

Anyone else into these? It's no Cinelli but it's a laugh to ride.

Raleigh 20 - a set on Flickr

Happy riding, Devin

[sp1nner]

Very cool, I have never seen one before. It looks like it would be a hoot to ride. Thanks for posting.

Jim

[devinfan]

Thanks, it really is fun. I mainly bought it because I wanted something that could fit easily fold up and fit in the back of the van when we go to the cottage etc. Also the fenders and low centre of gravity make it a good rider when the streets are snowy. There is a whole subculture devoted to doing extreme modifications on these bikes, but I'm planning on keeping this one pretty much stock, that way I can lock it up downtown and go for lunch without worrying about it.

[Industry_Hack]

I've got one, but it's mostly just waiting for some attention.

[devinfan]

Here is the late great Sheldon Brown's Raleigh Twenty. He made his looks very cool indeed!

[HandsomeRyan]

I'd love a twenty. Cool little bike.

[Industry_Hack]

Haha! I just sold my spare single speed crankset and bullhorns because I had forgotten what I was saving them for. That photo of Sheldon's bike reminded me. D'oh!

[Sinner4]

Raleigh 20 non folding needs restoring. Started tonight tearing it up. Bent steer fork, odd ball 20 inch wheels. Man them Brits sure can build a bike. For now Im ditching the fork and installing a BMX fork, and BMX heavy duty wheels. The wheels have like 72 spokes, and going with the single speed rear cog. I have the S/A 3 speed, might build a new rear rim for it in the future.

Here is the basket case.

[sp1nner]

It looks like you have your work cut out for you! It should be a lot of fun, and yield a worthwhile bike. Good luck, and keep some updates coming.

Jim

[funetical]

Where did you find it?