The Raleigh RM2C, listed as the Moped MkII, was introduced in January 1960 and discontinued in October 1960. It was similar to the RM1C but had a one gallon fuel tank and a lower gear ratio, with a grey frame and maroon tank and engine covers. It was the last of the moped models Raleigh built around its own Sturmey-Archer engine: after Raleigh became part of the Tube Investments group in 1960, the range was replaced by Mobylette based models built under licence from Motobecane.
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Over 190,000 Motobecane-based mopeds had been built by Raleigh.
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RM2C Moped MkII, introduced
Introduced January 1960
RM2C Moped MkII, discontinued
Discontinued October 1960
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Over 190,000 Motobecane-based mopeds had been built by Raleigh.
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The Raleigh Bicycle Company is a British bicycle brand based in Nottingham, England
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