Through a process of reverse engineering and consulting archived technical drawings; the Fizzy Lemon and Space Blue Choppers came back for 2024. As technically similar as possible to the 1970s Mk2 bike, and as wonderfully iconic.
With this final drop, we’re supporting BBC Children in Need and donating 10% of net sales. As a thanks for your help raising funds, each bike sold will be sent with a free supporter pack which includes a Pudsey X Chopper sticker sheet, clothing patch, and certificate.
Space Blue and Fizzy Lemon
£999
Yes, we will be donating 10% of every Chopper purchased to BBC Children in Need.
Bikes are limited to 2 per person: 2 Fizzy Lemon, 2 Space Blue, or one of each.
They are available to buy now in Fizzy Lemon or Space Blue
There is no queueing system for this sale
Bikes will be shipped within 14 working days.
The Choppers are part of a limited-edition release
Your bike will arrive in a sealed box. There will also be a free Children In Need themed supporter pack which includes a ‘thank you’ certificate and Pudsey sticker pack to enable you to replicate Paddy’s Chopper if you’d like to. The pack will arrive in the post, separate to the bike.
Once the bike has left our warehouse you will receive an email from the courier advising your delivery date.
You can pay by card or make use of our finance provider Klarna. For more information about finance options, click here: https://www.raleigh.co.uk/gb/en/customer-service/payment-methods/klarna/
Delivery is free of charge
Choppers can only be shipped within the UK
Choppers are home delivery only, there will be no click and collect option. Please note: we are unable to deliver to commercial addresses in Northern Ireland.
If there are any issues, please do hesitate to contact our customer service team here or call them on 01271 500194.
All Raleigh orders can be returned within 30 days of receipt. A charge of £35 will be deducted from your refund for non-faulty returns. All return information can be found here: Returning your Chopper
This bikes are as close to an MK2 as health and safety standards allow
The main differences are the manufacturing processes. The new model is welded rather than braised, the crank is a square tapered arm and sealed bottom bracket rather than cotter pin. The sissy bar is slightly lower than the original and does not protrude over the back of the saddle. The hubs are aluminium body rather than steel
The frame is steel