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Raleigh Bicycles

For 130 years, Raleigh has manufactured bicycles in many different styles and sizes and with various features. Some are made for the casual riders whereas others are designed for competitions or rough trails. When choosing your Raleigh bike, consider when and where you will be riding for the most accurate lifestyle fit.

What styles do Raleigh bicycles come in?
  • Mountain bikes: Raleigh mountain bikes offer larger tires, adjustable gears, and a suspension system for large bumps and rough landings. The rims and spokes are generally thicker than other bicycle styles.
  • Trail bike: These Raleigh bikes are versatile and lightweight, and they have a large seat for comfort. Trail bikes are produced for climbing trails or for riding across flat terrain.
  • Road bikes: Road bikes are designed for individuals who spend the majority of their time riding on pavement. They incorporate skinnier tires, lower-set handlebars, and a more rigid frame.
  • Urban bicycles: Raleigh's urban bikes are considered hybrid models. They provide you with the smooth pedaling of a road bike and the larger tires and stability of a mountain bike.
  • Downhill bicycles: These are specifically designed for riding downhill. They have full suspension, long frame length, and a high seat for your visibility and control.
How do you choose Raleigh bike gears?

Raleigh bicycles come in a range of one to 30 gears that are called speeds. For example, a bike with 10 gears is called a 10-speed. Bikes with several gears are used for riding steep hills or rough terrain, and bikes with fewer gears are designed for leisurely riding or for flat trails.

What kind of suspension do you need on your bike?

Raleigh has three suspension types available for its bikes:

  • Rigid: Raleigh bikes with rigid frames are comprised of a solid axle that connects the front and rear of the bike. The axle is made from hard metal, such as aluminum or steel. This causes the front and rear of the bike to react to obstacles at the same time instead of independently.
  • Full suspension: This type of suspension absorbs impact in both the front and rear of the bicycle. This is because these bikes have a two-part frame. The front half of the bike is connected to the back half by moveable pivots. These pivots allow the front wheel to react independently of the rear wheel and vice versa.
  • Hardtail: Hardtail suspensions are a hybrid between rigid and full. These bicycles feature a solid, one-piece frame. They have a suspension fork in the front instead of in the middle for shock absorption during climbing trails.

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