Raleigh grand prix
07-13-16, 01:13 PM
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Raleigh grand prix
I found someone who was selling a Raleigh Gran Prix and I want sure what the values were on them nowadays. I know the Grand Prix was on the lower end of the raleigh offerings at the time, and I'm not sure if it is a 76 with the cottered crank and steel wheels or a 77 with the better crank and the alloy wheels. Reguardless is there anyone who would know the values on these either being a 76 or 77?
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07-13-16, 01:34 PM
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Photo is not enlarging. Perhaps a snag in our new forum software...
Bike is indeed fitted with the Sakae Ringyo Raleigh badged alloy cotterless crankset.
It is a machine assembled in the Oklahoma facility (made in England).
Bike is indeed fitted with the Sakae Ringyo Raleigh badged alloy cotterless crankset.
It is a machine assembled in the Oklahoma facility (made in England).
07-13-16, 01:42 PM
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my mess up on the photo, it should enlarge now. I`m glad to hear its the alloy crankset, my untrained eyes couldnt tell the difference!
07-13-16, 03:50 PM
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The alloy Raliegh branded crank would make it a 77/78. In excellent ready to ride condition these go for about $200.
07-13-16, 04:21 PM
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I think $200 is a bit high, maybe. But not nuts. These are tough to price because they're not terrible bikes, but they're not high end either.
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Thanks for the feedback guys, I think I might be able to snag it for around $30 so I'll probably pick it up. With a good doing over would it be somewhere around $125-$130 range?
07-13-16, 10:50 PM
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Not being familiar with your work product, hard to give a finished value. Some guys are over the top, some fall short. Post pics after you are done, and more useful estimates will be given.
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Nice get for $30 I would say cleaned up ready to go it should get about $150. Since this is a slightly cheaper variant of the GP with steel wheels, plastic saddle and likely steel bars.
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for $30, you did well...with the Brooks saddle being well worth that figure...
07-20-16, 06:51 AM
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Originally Posted by daf1009
for $30, you did well...with the Brooks saddle being well worth that figure...
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