The Raleigh RM4 Automatic was announced in November 1960, was in production from February 1961 and was discontinued in February 1964. It was the first of the entirely new range of mopeds Raleigh produced after its merger with Tube Investments, using the same frame and engine as the Mobylette, built under licence from Motobecane in France. It was a single-speed moped with an automatic clutch, a rigid frame, telescopic front forks and drum brakes, finished in charcoal grey and pearl grey.
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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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RM4 Automatic, introduced
In production February 1961
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Discontinued February 1964
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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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