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FREE SAME-DAY SHIPPINGPICK UP AT YOUR LOCAL BIKE SHOP. Picking up your 100%, professionally assembled e-bike at a local shop is the best option. When we have an area dealer, you will be presented with local bikes shop options in your geographic region at checkout. Your e-bike will be professionally built and tuned by a trained mechanic at your local bike shop with all the love and attention it, and you, deserve.
You will be notified when your e-bike is ready for pickup within 4-7 days after arrival at the shop so you can pickup your shiny new steed at your convenience. You’ll receive a walk-through and basic fitting. When picking up your e-bike, you will be asked to show a valid government-issued ID and the order number displayed on your order confirmation email.BEELINE HOME DELIVERY. Your e-bike will arrive 100% professionally assembled and will be delivered right to your door by one of our certified Beeline mechanics.
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When we have a mobile delivery partner in your area, you will be presented with this option at checkout. Immediately upon checkout, you will receive a link to schedule your delivery right to your home or office where you’ll receive a walk-through and basic fitting.STANDARD HOME DELIVERY. Same day shipping applies to orders processed by 3pm ET, Monday - Friday, excluding holidays. Valid in the contiguous United States (48 states) only. Your e-bike will arrive approximately 85% assembled out of box with additional assembly required.
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Based on the location of the drive system, electric bikes can be differentiated into two main groups. Hub motors are built into and power one or more of the wheels, while Mid-Drive motors that power the crank are attached to the frame (which is engineered specifically to be electrified).Hub Motor Electric Bikes can utilize either a front or rear wheel motor, and in a few instances, might even have both. In general terms, hub motors are generally less expensive and work pretty well, but they are less convenient and can be problematic when compared to mid-drive motors.Front hub motors have a tendency to spinout on loose or wet terrain because there isn't much weight over the front of the bike, while rear hub motors tend to be back heavy, especially if the battery is located over the rear wheel.
A series of sales eventually saw production move from Nottingham to Taiwan and Vietnam in the early 2000s, though the UK headquarters continues to make its home in the founding city. Raleigh bikes: history and productionFounders Richard Woodhead and Paul Angois commenced Raleigh in 1885, and in 1888 their Raleigh safety bicycles (an alternative to the Penny Farthing) attracted the interest of Frank Bowden – a long distance tricyclist looking to replace his own machine. Bowden got more than he’d bargained for, eventually taking ownership of the company and giving it the name it carries now.Raleigh experimented with a number of product groups; for example motorcycles in 1899 and the three wheeled Raleighette in 1903. By 1913, the business was the biggest bicycle manufacturing company in the world.In 1960, Raleigh was purchased by the Tube Investments Group – who already owned a number of bike brands.
The names merged, to become TI-Raleigh – a superpower which laid claim to 75 per cent of the UK market – boasting brands such as Brooks and Reynolds. With a history of supporting professional cycling – including sponsoring A.A. ‘Zimmy’ Zimmerman on his way to becoming World Champion in 1987 and taking Joop Zoetemelk to a Tour de France win in 1980 – Raleigh re-entered the realm of pro cycling by launching now named Team Raleigh–GAC and operating as a British UCI Continental Team.The riders compete aboard Raleigh’s Militis road bike – a special eTap edition of which was, in 2016. The frames were still made in the Far East.Useful links for road bike shoppers. All three builds in the range feature a double butted aluminium frame with a geometry that’s relaxed enough to provide stability off-road.The Raleigh Mustang Sport kicks off the collection at £800, featuring 8-speed Shimano Claris shifting and ProMax disc brakes.The two more expensive models feature, which cope better with muddy off-road conditions and offer simplicity on tricky terrain.The Mustang Elite is £1,100 with Tektro Spyre mechanical disc brakes, a single SRAM Apex 1 chainring with 11-speed rear cassette. Top of the range is the Mustang Comp, at £1,500 with the same gearing and matching SRAM Apex hydraulic disc brakes as well as thru-axles front and rear to support the firmer braking. Raleigh Criterium SportThe bike which rose to fame when Labour leader (and got lambasted for being a socialist and wanting such a luxury item).Still sporting its appropriate red paint job, the Criterium is an aluminium designed to offer an entry into the world of road cycling.
Ian Wilkinson’s Raleigh Militis 2014 team bikeThe Raleigh Militis is the top end machine that’s raced by Team Raleigh-GAC. However, the range has sported aluminium models for as littlewhilst the carbon e-Tap model came in at £6,000 for 2017.Designed to be ridden in competitive environments, it provided the rider with a chassis that allows them to get long and low.There’s currently no sign of any 2018 models, however.
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Raleigh tells us there’s no plans to launch one – and we’re still waiting to find out what the team will be riding in the new season. There are still some 2017 models floating about and available to buy.
Raleigh Strada 5 hybrid bikeRaleigh’s Strada range has seen an overhaul for 2018 – the aim of which was to offer more rugged adventure potential with itsThe biggest change to the line-up is the introduction of the 650b wheel size. Popular on mountain bikes, and more recently adventure road and gravel bikes, the wheel size can be coupled with wider tyres to smooth out bumps and lumps in the road.There are two key Strada families – the basic Strada hybird bike, and the Strada Trail Sport bikes – these come with 160mm travel suspension forks for more off-road action.Strada all come with rim brakes, and range from the Strada 1 (£330) to the Strada 5 (£575). All but the Strada 1 come with internal cable routing and disc brakes. The top end option, Strada 5, has a Shimano Deore single ring drivetrain which offers simplicity in shifting.The Raleigh Strada Trail Sport bikes with 160mm travel front forks come in at £435 and £500 – the more expensive option boasting a Shimano integrated EZ shifter and brake set, designed to be intuitive and easy to use.