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Old 08-04-11, 02:51 PM
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2012 Raleigh's

I visited my local Raleigh dealer and the owner brought out the the 2012 catalog for me to browse. I looked mainly at the road bikes and really liked what I seen. They have dropped the top 3 road bike names for next year (Team, Prestige and Competition) and replaced them with Militis 3,2 and 1 full carbon monocoque frame w/internal cable routing, the difference being color and equipment installed.
The Militis 3 is equipped with Sram red, the 2 with red/force and 1 with 105.
The Revenio has made a nice change also, from the alloy frame with carbon fork to a all carbon monocoque frame.

I also noticed a full carbon mountain bike that comes in at 22 lbs.
https://www.bikerumor.com/2011/08/02/...boration-more/

Next years cyclocross line will offer eight models.
https://www.cxmagazine.com/product-sp...expands-models


They are going to offer the Militis (Militis 3 color) and the Revenio frames for sale also.

I really like the looks of the Raleigh's for next year and may have a Militis/Shimano build in the future.

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I don't like Bicycling mag that much, but they had a smokin Raleigh in the past 3 months or so featured.
Full dura ace components. Looked nice.
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The Raleigh site has been updated with the 2012 lineup. May have to grab a Militis 3 frame...

https://www.raleighusa.com/bikes/road/
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I was not aware that they even made bikes any more....Back in the day..90's I owned 2 excellent Raleighs there metal matrix frame and a high end steel sweety....732 steel Maybe something like that...Luved it.....luggs cracked on both.....
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I know I'm in the wrong section, But I own a early 90's raleigh mtb, I love this thing. I'm currently looking at this one from rei https://www.rei.com/product/808751/ra...o-10-bike-2011
Do you guys think it would be a good beginner road bike? I really want to get something faster than my 2 inch tires.
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Originally Posted by thehammerdog
I was not aware that they even made bikes any more....Back in the day..90's I owned 2 excellent Raleighs there metal matrix frame and a high end steel sweety....732 steel Maybe something like that...Luved it.....luggs cracked on both.....
They don't. Like many of the nostalgic bicycle brand names you remember, the brand name was bought by a corporation that shipped production to Asia and slapped some stickers that say "Raleigh" on the frame.
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