Walter Skrzypek wrote:
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>Question: Are there specific groups highly interested in 3 speed bicycles?
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>I am curious because I have in my posession a Triumph, seemingly
>very old (50s). It is pretty unique,
No, these are mass produced bikes, not unique.
>the S-A hub looks huge to my eyes! Larger than others, so I am
>searching for some info on the bicycle. It really has cool looking
>fenders and other features. I know Triumph bicycles were a product
>of Raleigh, Correct? The headbadge reads made in Nottingham,
>England. Nice bike. any info would be appreciated. thanks in advance
Triumph was one of Raleigh's "B" level brands, below the top line Raleigh/Rudge/Humber.
However, some fans of Triumph motorcycles (no relation) will pay a small premium for that brand just because it appeals to their motorcycle jones.
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