Raleigh USA Passage 5.0 Hybrid Bike

DESCRIPTION

  • Atomic 13 SL Butted Aluminum Frame
  • SR NEX-4000, 63mm Travel Fork
  • Hayes HMX-2 Disc Brakes
  • Alloy Micro Adjust Suspension Seatpost

USER REVIEWS

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[Aug 17, 2007]
Tony
Recreational Rider

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
Strength:

Smooth ride.
Comfortable ride.
Great suspension.
Great disk brakes when wet or dusty.

Weakness:

Shifting takes some extra tuning at first when you break the bike in, but our dealer does free adjustments for 1 year.

After not riding bikes for about 12 years, my wife and I wanted to start to ride again, but in very comfortable way. The Raleigh Passage 5.0 is great for this purpose. We ride maybe 10 to 20 miles on some nice trails. This hybrid is great because it alows us to ride on both paved and unpaved trails easily. The bike are really comfortable and we love the ride. We are very happy with this bike (we looked at many others before buying).

Similar Products Used:

Trek and Giant bikes.

[Sep 07, 2006]
Anonymous
Recreational Rider

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
Strength:

Suspension, adjsutable handlebars, disc breaks, overall smooth ride, super clean paint job - Pearl White looks very classy.

Weakness:

Disc brakes are little noisy, but that's about it.

After visiting several local bike shops and evaluating my needs as a recreational and possible commuter cyclist that I should go with a Hybrid or Cross Bike. I haven't owned a bike since I was 15, and now that I'm 36 with kids, I was looking for a bike to ride with my children as well as riding it to work on occasion. After looking at a few of these Hybrids, one salesman showed me the 2006 Raleigh Passage 5.0. The bike was a beautiful Pearl White on Bright White, had disc brakes, EZ Fire shifters, comfortable seat with suspension, adjustable shocks on the fork and nice 700x35 wheels for easy riding. Not to mention the bike was on sale ($440) to make room for the 2007 models. I've been adjusting to the bike and moving the adjustable bars and seat for maximum comfort. I gotta say, I really like this bike so far, I'm really trying to get as much biking time as I can get now. After being out of the game for as long as I have, this bike seems to be a great way to get back in it. If your a new rider like me, this bike is a good option with reall y nice features for the price. There's probably better quality out there, but for the price (under $500) this bike is more than enough for newbies, commuters or recreation riders. This bike is an A+.

[Aug 17, 2006]
Anonymous
Recreational Rider

OVERALL
RATING
3
VALUE
RATING
4
Strength:

Good comfort.

Weakness:

Crank Bearings. We have had to have the crank bearings (lower bracket) replaced on both bikes. They started making noise between 250 and 300 miles. The dealer was great and replaced the bearings.

My wife and I both purchased the passage 5.0 at the same time. We love the bikes.

Similar Products Used:

Mountain bike.

[Jun 28, 2006]
Anonymous
Recreational Rider

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
Strength:

Comfort, 24 speed, brakes

Weakness:

None

Bike is a 2006 model. My wife and I each got a Passage 5.0 and love them. We spent the last two weeks fine tuning and adjusting the bike to fit us. No problems what so ever regarding quality issues. Seat is very comfortable once it's adjusted for the rider. This is the first bike that we've had with disc brakes and they work very well. Overall would have no problem recommending this bike.

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