Yes, the old 3-speeds in particular. They make great city bikes because: 1 - they have fenders 2 -
they have an upright riding position 3 - you can shift them while stopped 4 - they are reliable
and solid.
Vin - Menotomy Vintage Bicycles, Inc.
http://OldRoads.com
>I always wanted one when I was a kid, but my dad couldn't (or wouldn't) afford one. I finally got
>one (a 78 Super Course) a few years ago. What a sweet bike. Around Boston & Cambridge MA, you still
>see a lot of old Raleighs (the British ones) used as city bikes. They have all stood up well over
>time. They're kind of like the bicycle equivalent of Volvo
>240s. They were built to last.