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E: 01/06 Competition - Win A Bike!Raleigh Chopper Bike (RRP £249.99)
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Raleigh Chopper Bike (RRP £249.99)
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Simply enter your details below for a chance to win a
Raleigh Chopper Bike (RRP £249.99)
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If I may say so, that is a pretty poor imitation of a Raleigh Chopper. Where's the gear lever??0
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RaymondTerrific wrote: »If I may say so, that is a pretty poor imitation of a Raleigh Chopper. Where's the gear lever??
That's modern Health & Safety for you.No more awkward injuries that must have been suffered by a 70's child
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RaymondTerrific wrote: »If I may say so, that is a pretty poor imitation of a Raleigh Chopper. Where's the gear lever??
Fortunately entry is not compulsory.:D
However, to answer your question:
"The Mk3, in deference to modern safety concerns, adopts a more conventional saddle design to discourage "backies," and has dropped the groin-catching gear lever in favour of handlebar mounted gear controls – to commemorate this former feature the Mk3 has a sticker where once the lever had its place.";)0
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