Help with Raleigh frame please

Posted on Wed 8th, April 2009

• #1

rydon

Hi all

looking to buy a Raleigh Mugnum frame not sure if its 531 and that depends on me buying it really. there is the number stamped on the bb shell: nd0033420, and i also think its from around 1975/76, help would be appreciated.

cheers
• #2

jammy

27.2 seatpost? That info should help...
• #3

rik

why that model in particular?
• #4

Manc_Ronnie

I ain't 100% on this, but I'm fairly certain a mate had one in the late 70s. It was a roadster bike, straight bars and 5 speed with the gear shifter mounted on the stem. It was definitely not 531.
• #5

rydon

cheers for the quick replys, im not looking for this bike inparticular its just come up for sale near me, cheers for the help.
• #6

TheCrane

it thats a super old 27" raliegh it will probly be a 501 frame. which is well fuckin heavy, but bulletproof
• #7

Manc_Ronnie

Too old for 501 IMO.
• #8

rive_gauche

have a look through bulgier net, has 70's and 80's catalogues
• #9

rydon

cheers for the help, i have basicly been through every raleigh catalogue on sheldon brown and no luck :(, i think ill leave it and look for another. thanks again.

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