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1920 - RALEIGH / R. REYNAUD, 1979, professional Raleigh Team road bike from the British Raleigh Professional Team, ridden by R. Reynaud, featuring a Raleigh Reynolds-531 DL185 frame and a chrome-steel fork, equipped with a TA crankset, Maillard 700 pedals, Mavic wheels, a Weinmann-Raleigh brake system, Olympic brake levers, a Brooks leather saddle, as well as a 3ttt cockpit and Simplex drivetrain. Frame height approx. 57 cm. – An original professional road bike from the successful era of the Raleigh Professional Team. The bike is attributed to the French professional R. Reynaud and dates from the period when Raleigh was one of the most successful teams in Europe. Shortly thereafter, Joop Zoetemelk won the 1980 Tour de France on a Raleigh bike—to this day, one of the most significant achievements by a British road bike manufacturer.
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RALEIGH / R. REYNAUD, 1979, professional Raleigh Team road bike from the British Raleigh Professional Team, ridden by R. Reynaud, featuring a Raleigh Reynolds-531 DL185 frame and a chrome-steel fork, equipped with a TA crankset, Maillard 700 pedals, Mavic wheels, a Weinmann-Raleigh brake system, Olympic brake levers, a Brooks leather saddle, as well as a 3ttt cockpit and Simplex drivetrain. Frame height approx. 57 cm. – An original professional road bike from the successful era of the Raleigh Professional Team. The bike is attributed to the French professional R. Reynaud and dates from the period when Raleigh was one of the most successful teams in Europe. Shortly thereafter, Joop Zoetemelk won the 1980 Tour de France on a Raleigh bike—to this day, one of the most significant achievements by a British road bike manufacturer.
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Automobilia Auction, November 2026 - Part 2Auction house
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