I did a bit more research and De Ver Cycles are still trading and the website seems to indicate that the early frames were built by the original shop owner and pro rider Peter Versleydonck.Lovely frame - intriguing as to who the frame builder was.
Just a shame about the locationI did a bit more research and De Ver Cycles are still trading and the website seems to indicate that the early frames were built by the original shop owner and pro rider Peter Versleydonck.
The De Ver has now dropped to a £114 start!
It’s just up the road from me and I pass the De Ver shop on my commute. I’m currently telling myself that I don’t need another bike, I’m thinning out my garage, and that it looks bigger than 22 1/2 inches anyway. Still tempted...Just a shame about the location
And the seller has just confirmed to me it’s a 60 cm frame.It’s just up the road from me and I pass the De Ver shop on my commute. I’m currently telling myself that I don’t need another bike, I’m thinning out my garage, and that it looks bigger than 22 1/2 inches anyway. Still tempted...
So go and get itAnd the seller has just confirmed to me it’s a 60 cm frame.
And then stop off at the shop to get a matching jerseySo go and get it
Local seller and what I believe to be a Raleigh Competition
View: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/275179913570623/
You sound like a chap who knows his Raleigh Competition! <insert buttering-up smiley>
Do you know what spec that frame would be? Tubing, drop-out spacing, clearances?? Age? (the pic I saw was pretty hopeless - I can ask for more of course, but information is power etc!)
Thanks x