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If you're in need of a replacement chopper, don't hang around 11:55 - Aug 6 with 624 viewsNthQldITFC

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If you're in need of a replacement chopper, don't hang around on 11:59 - Aug 6 with 574 views_CliveBaker_

Another Mike Ashley / Evans Cycles asset deal incoming...
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If you're in need of a replacement chopper, don't hang around on 13:15 - Aug 6 with 396 viewsstonojnr

If you're in need of a replacement chopper, don't hang around on 11:59 - Aug 6 by _CliveBaker_

Another Mike Ashley / Evans Cycles asset deal incoming...


Given the brand doesn't sell anyway anymore, whats its value to him when the brands of bikes he already has outsells them?

Despite all the misty eyed reminiscing of people who remember Raleigh as kids, hence the over dominance of things like the Chopper a design thats nearly 60 years old btw in the discourse, Raleigh have been largely a dead bike brand in cycling for the past quarter of a century

Ever since they stopped production in the UK, and went through a succession of buyouts, takeovers all largely to do with the prior owners bankrupting along the way.
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If you're in need of a replacement chopper, don't hang around on 13:18 - Aug 6 with 379 viewsCheltenham_Blue

If you're in need of a replacement chopper, don't hang around on 13:15 - Aug 6 by stonojnr

Given the brand doesn't sell anyway anymore, whats its value to him when the brands of bikes he already has outsells them?

Despite all the misty eyed reminiscing of people who remember Raleigh as kids, hence the over dominance of things like the Chopper a design thats nearly 60 years old btw in the discourse, Raleigh have been largely a dead bike brand in cycling for the past quarter of a century

Ever since they stopped production in the UK, and went through a succession of buyouts, takeovers all largely to do with the prior owners bankrupting along the way.


Now, I'm not sure how serious Clive was being, but you've obviously got him down as being really serious.

On that basis, I want my Chopper, and a Grifter wouldn't go amiss either, proper bike, one you couldn't do wheelies on because it was so heavy you could hardly lift it.

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