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Ladies Dunelt
I have a Ladies Dunelt. I think it's from the late 60. Gold. Pedal Brakes and no changing of speeds. The markings say Dunelt - Guaranteed English Light Weight. Symbol with Lions and Cress in center.
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By "no changing of speeds", do you mean it is a single speed, or that it is a three speed that doesn't work? Does it have a decal that says, "Ride awheel on Sheffield Steel"?
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The guaranteed English lightweight transfer means that it's Raleigh built in Nottingham sometime after Raleigh acquired the Dunelt name, probably in the 60s like you already figured . So Raleigh parts will fit. These are nice bikes.
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[MENTION=19743]USAZorro[/MENTION]: What's the significance of the "Ride awheel on Sheffield Steel" marking? I recently came across a Dunelt with that inscription... on the downtube, I think. The bike is available, if someone should want to grab it.
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Originally Posted by CaptCranky
(Post 20365035)
[MENTION=19743]USAZorro[/MENTION]: What's the significance of the "Ride awheel on Sheffield Steel" marking? I recently came across a Dunelt with that inscription... on the downtube, I think. The bike is available, if someone should want to grab it.
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