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Dave Meier
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: July 29, 2009
Strengths: Great rideWeaknesses: noneBottom Line: I've had this bike for 9 years. I compared this bike to Cannondale and it was $500 cheaper with better components. At 9,500 miles my right shifter went out and had to be replaced. otherwise the only other expense was tires. I'm on my 4 th set and over 11,000 miles
Favorite Ride: Ironman
Price Paid:
$1299.00
Purchased At: Now Sports
Similar Products Used: Cannondale
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Albert Golbasarians
a Recreational Rider
from Tujunga, CADate Reviewed: August 28, 2003
Strengths: Stiff Frame, great handling, great parts and beautiful looking bike.Weaknesses: Wish it was 3 or 4 pounds lighter, I guess then it would not have been 1500 out the door. :-)Bottom Line: Excellent bike. What a work horse, I have almost 7K miles on this bike and haven't spent a dime on fixing anything. They only thing I've had to change 2 so far are the tires. I am just about done with the 3rd set.
Favorite Ride: Anywhere with decent roads
Price Paid:
$1500.00
Purchased At: Bicycle Land
Similar Products Used: Trek, Bridgestone
Bike Setup: All stock except the seat. I replaced the factory expensive Sella Itallia seat with a $35 Trek split seat. It is comfortable, still light and a lot friendlier on the little guys.
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IAmtnbikr
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: November 10, 2001
Strengths: Good parts spec, decent frame and fork, nearly $250 less than comparable bikes.Weaknesses: Normal haevy/lower end stuff like the seatpost, stem, etc.Bottom Line: One word best describes this bike- value. Nearly full Ultegra, a carbon fork, and nice components on a well-built aluminum frame. I looked at Trek and Cannondale bikes, both of which were 105-equipped at this price point. This was a no-brainer in purchasing the Raleigh. The ride is nice, although in my smaller (53cm) frame a little harsh, which was resolved with a swap of the R-535 wheels for Xaero's. One of my first rides was a 42-mile benefit ride, and for someone who was away from road biking for YEARS the bike was a joy to ride.
Favorite Ride: any local trail
Price Paid:
$1350.00
Purchased At: Europa Cycle & Ski (
Similar Products Used: Looked at Trek and Cannondale both.
Bike Setup: Swapped out the bb and chain for Ultegra ones, DA seatpost, Selle Italia Flite Gel saddle, Spinergy
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