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#1 2007-11-02 4:38pm

comay
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1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

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1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

High Price + Long Wait = Happy as a 6 year old

I've been wanting one of these since I was 6 years old and now I finally have one!!!!! Went through a bunch of drama with the seller but it's mine now!!!! It was like Christmas morning after Fed Ex delivered it. Everything on the bike is original except for the handle bar pad, tires, tubes and valve caps. The original ones came with the bike but the foam pad was dry rotted and crumbling so I put on the red Cycle Pro pad and I found some new tires. I even have all of the original paper work.
 
FRAME: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5
FORKS: Original; ?; 1” threaded
STEM: Original; ?; double clamp
HANDLEBAR: Original box bars; 26.5W x 8.5H
GRIPS: Original
HEADSET: Original; 1” threaded
CRANKS: Original; 145mm
PEDALS: Victor; 1/2”
CHAINWHEEL: Original; 46T
CHAIN: Original
RIMS:  Original; Kinlin; 36H; 20x1.75
HUBS: Original; Front: Femco; Rear: NK coaster brake w/20T cog; 36H
TIRES: Cheng Shin; 20x2.125
SEAT: Original


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#2 2007-11-05 5:42am

shivadread
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Re: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

Love these Raleighs


RIDE IT LIKE YOU STOLE IT

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#3 2007-11-05 5:45pm

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Re: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

I think the front fender is on backwards.  CLEAN Bike, congrats!


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#4 2007-11-05 6:32pm

comay
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Re: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

badmofo wrote:

I think the front fender is on backwards.  CLEAN Bike, congrats!

Thanks for the compliment and heads up. cool I just fixed it.


WTB: 1/2" NOS, white, plastic pedals | NOS white Odyssey RX-3 locking levers (F+R)
Some people need to get down off of their crosses, use the wood to build a bridge and GET OVER IT!!!!
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#5 2007-11-06 5:51pm

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Re: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

I always loved the old suspension bikes.  Check out my MASA under "my bikes".  It's only a rear suspension, but its' a very odd bike and I enjoyed one just like it as a kid.  It's heavy as a tank tho, as I'm sure the Rampar is too.  I remember being a kid and shopping for a bike and having that as one of my choices.  I chose the Masa for whatever reason, but loved / love them all!


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#6 2009-04-10 7:26pm

siggy99x
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Re: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

What are these bikes worth?  I have a complete original in excellent condition email me siggy99x@verizon.net im curious of how much they are selling for.

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#7 2009-06-23 3:52pm

prince86
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Re: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

Anyone have any information on where I could find replacement parts for this bike? Specifically looking to replace the clamps which hold the handle bars to the frame.

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#8 2009-10-18 9:35am

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Re: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

God I hated my Rampar when I was a kid. Bought it brand new and it was like pedaling a tank down the road. Felt like it was in 10th gear if it was a ten speed. Only problem was,that it wasn't... Short cranks. I could do wheelies on anything but that stupid thing.It weighed a ton.... Sure it was nice to do jumps off the wood leaning against the milk crates we set up in the street.At least landing was nice.But I would be so out of breath from pedaling to get to the jump. Was also great for riding down stairs. But again I hated that thing so much it has left a permant scar on my childhood memories. I mean how could anything that looked so cool be such a disappointment... But when you beg your dad for one and he buys it.You feel obligated to ride it. I don't know what ever happened to the old tank. I am pretty sure I have blocked what I did to it out of my memory...

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#9 2009-10-18 7:53pm

comay
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Re: 1977 Raleigh Rampar R-5 - All Original

gumpit wrote:

God I hated my Rampar when I was a kid. Bought it brand new and it was like pedaling a tank down the road. Felt like it was in 10th gear if it was a ten speed. Only problem was,that it wasn't... Short cranks. I could do wheelies on anything but that stupid thing.It weighed a ton.... Sure it was nice to do jumps off the wood leaning against the milk crates we set up in the street.At least landing was nice.But I would be so out of breath from pedaling to get to the jump. Was also great for riding down stairs. But again I hated that thing so much it has left a permant scar on my childhood memories. I mean how could anything that looked so cool be such a disappointment... But when you beg your dad for one and he buys it.You feel obligated to ride it. I don't know what ever happened to the old tank. I am pretty sure I have blocked what I did to it out of my memory...

Wow. Where to start. hmm I guess I'll be nice. Thanks for commenting on my bike and I'm sorry you have daddy issues.


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The Unchained Sprocket
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