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scottishman	What bike is this	Lead	[-]
Training Wheels! Posts: 5 (01/09/12 01:29:44) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	trying to figure out what this is, anybody?
RailRider		#1	[-]
1 Crazy Bicycle Collecting Mo-Fo! (2500+) Posts: 18538 (01/09/12 01:32:57) AKA-Raleigh Ron! â�» Site Owner/Operator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Looks like a 24" Sears Spyder to me.
scottishman	found it in a creek bed can't wait to restore.	#2	[-]
Training Wheels! Posts: 5 (01/09/12 01:37:35) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	where is the best place for parts for this baby.
RailRider		#3	[-]
1 Crazy Bicycle Collecting Mo-Fo! (2500+) Posts: 18538 (01/09/12 01:42:21) AKA-Raleigh Ron! â�» Site Owner/Operator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The reason I say 24" is because it appears to have holes for dual rear brakes. You may want to try a 24" rear wheel before buying parts. I think I have a 24" fork for it. Try our Classified sections.
scottishman	Thanks for all the info	#4	[-]
Training Wheels! Posts: 5 (01/09/12 10:54:04) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	thanks for all the info
Jaxon		#5	[-]
1 Crazy Bicycle Collecting Mo-Fo! (2500+) Posts: 3251 (01/09/12 11:41:28) MBF I-Patrol Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here is a pic of a 24 inch spyder. These bikes usually don't sell for a high price. You might be better off buying a complete bike. Buying parts for that bike will run you twice what the bike is worth or more. Not trying to kill your fun just trying to save you some dough. I have a parts bike if you really want to put it back together.
RailRider		#6	[-]
1 Crazy Bicycle Collecting Mo-Fo! (2500+) Posts: 18538 (01/09/12 12:53:14) AKA-Raleigh Ron! â�» Site Owner/Operator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	CustomCruse wrote: Here , e-bay, swap /shows. I am doing a Kustom out of this one in the Build off section. If you want to buy the fork thats shown on the bike I will sell it. Jaxon is right thought to make it original and correct would be more than another bike.
scottishman	no worries	#7	[-]
Training Wheels! Posts: 5 (01/09/12 18:12:43) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	no worries, just think it will be cool to see it come back to life, definitely interested in the parts you have.
RailRider		#8	[-]
1 Crazy Bicycle Collecting Mo-Fo! (2500+) Posts: 18538 (01/09/12 23:11:12) AKA-Raleigh Ron! â�» Site Owner/Operator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Probably take $15 for the fork plus shipping. PM me. Email me direct at.. raleighrons@aol.com Shop our Classic Muscle Bike website at... www.raleighronsclassics.com ..or find our ebay auctions at..www.raleighrons.com

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