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Another great British manufacturer is under threat as Raleigh enters talks to be taken over by a Dutch rival. It has been designing classic bikes in the UK for 125 years, producing the famous ...
Raleigh, the classic bike brand famous for its Seventies Chopper, has been bought by Dutch rival Accell for £62.2million. The 125-year-old company, which sold 850,000 bikes last year across the ...
A classic 1970s Raleigh Chopper The clocks have gone forward, the light nights are returning, and it’s time to retrieve your bike from the garage or garden shed! For kids in the 1970s, and ...
Raleigh is the oldest bicycle company still producing bikes, but unless you are in the cyclocross world, when you think of Raleigh, you think of hybrid bikes at rental shops for tourists.But the new ...
A classic BMX from the childhoods of 1980s kids is being brought back to life. Raleigh has announced that it is remaking the MK1 Super Tuff Burner. The limited Tuff Burner edition will have plenty ...
We gave you a quick preview of the new 2013 Raleigh RXC Pro Disc cyclocross bike from the 2012 Sea Otter Classic yesterday, but today we’ve got more details, photos, and a video profile of the new ...
Raleigh UK has partnered with Motion Works organizers of the Silverstone Classic weekend on 25th – 27th July to become the bike supplier for their events team. Instead of driving around the circuit ...
The Raleigh Chopper, with its odd-sized wheels and tall handlebars, was the classic bike every child wanted in the '70s and '80s. Harry Potter, of Barmouth, Gwynedd, would be the envy of them all.
Historic bicycle brand Raleigh is opening an exhibition centre in its founding city of Nottingham. The firm - which dates back to the 1880s - will exhibit classic bicycles from its long history in ...
Remember what Russ Bengtson told you about classic British bikes last week? Good. Take that knowledge and give it a boost by spending 17 quality minutes learning about the design and manufacture ...
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