Welcome to Retro Raleighs

These pages are primarily dedicated to the British-made Raleigh/Carlton bicyles built in Nottingham and Worksop, England.

What's New At RetroRaleighs.com | Raleigh Catalogue Archive

Rod Brake Roadsters	Sports / Superbe	Clubman New!
Sprite	Twenty	RSW
Gran Sport	Blue Streak	Record
Grand Prix	Super Course	Competition
International	Professional	Team Professional

The Raleigh Catalogue Archive

To view a catalog or brochure, click on its cover.
More recent entries are in HTML format.
The earlier version of this site used Adobe Acrobat (*.pdf) format - for those catalogues, you'll need Acrobat Reader, which is available for free from Adobe.

1939 (HTML) NEW!	1951 (HTML)	1958 (HTML) NEW!	1962 (PDF 656 k)
1964? (HTML) NEW!	1967 (PDF 983 k)	1968 (PDF 1011 k)	1969 (HTML) NEW!
1970 (PDF 1621 k)	1972 (PDF 1119 k)	1973 (PDF 2178 k)	1974 (PDF 1218 k)
1976 (HTML)	1977 (HTML)	1977 Exploded Drawings (HTML)	1978 (PDF 1348 k)
1985 (HTML)

Special thanks to Ray Chong, Jerry Eide, Glenn Gernert, Bill Laine, Rich Pinder and Larry Osborn, without whose help this archive would not have been possible!

A Short History of Raleigh Industries

Just Another Holy Grail
A reminiscence by Robert Hill

A Chronology of Models
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Professional,
International,
Raleigh Record Ace (RRA),
Competition,
Super Course,
Racing USA

The Marketplace

English 3-Speeds
Retro Raleighs
Raleigh Parts Threading/Interchangeability
Three-Speed Parts from Harris Cyclery
Sturmey-Archer Hubs
Sturmey-Archer Brochures 1935-38 You'll need a fast connection for this.
Sturmey-Archer 1902-1952
Evolution of the Raleigh Sports
The Raleigh Twenty
Some of My Raleighs: Competition \| International \| Robin Hood \| Superbe Roadster
New! Sturmey-Archer Heritage Site
Martin Hanczyc's roadster pages.
Tony Hadland's Sturmey-Archer Pages
Tony Hadland on the history of Raleigh

Many thanks to the people who have contributed to the content on this site! Without them, a lot of this would not have been possible. Thanks also go to the many people who have written with comments and suggestions.

Retro Raleighs was originated by Ray Chong, who passed the Torch to Sheldon Brown in March, 2003.

This site is hosted by Harris Cyclery, West Newton, Massachusetts

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Retro Raleighs was originated by Ray Chong, who passed the Torch to Sheldon Brown in March, 2003

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