Raleigh Bikes Rush Hour Fixed Gear City Bike
Looking for an urban track bike with low head tubes, tight wheel bases, drop bars, and modern good looks go no further. You’ve found it all here in the top-selling rush hour. On banked turns and bombing hills, nothing feels as connected to the pavement and rider like a track bike. Made from hi-ten steel to absorb bump, provide long-lasting durability and a traditional look, this bike is perhaps one the best examples of classic Raleigh style, dating back to over a century ago. It offers removable cable guides, an alloy butted track handlebar, and fixed/free (flip-flop) rear hub. Raleigh bicycles are designed around one simple idea: fun. It’s an idea that inspired the very first bikes way back in 1887 and continues to inspire how things are done today. Hop on a Raleigh and enjoy the ride
Product Features
- Designed as a track bike for street riding
- Sizing: s=5’3″-5’6″, m=5’6″-5’9″, l=5’9″-6′, xl=6′-6’4″
- Made with track-specific geometry Hi-Ten steel frame and fork for bump absorption, durability and Classic style
- Features an alloy butted track handlebar and flip-flop rear hub with freewheel-no gear, no fear
- Includes Raleigh Classic road saddle and closed end, 1/2 road grips for a Classic look and feel
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Really enjoying this bike. Would recommend. I purchased this bike recently and really enjoy it! It wasn’t perfect for me, but definitely worth the cost. Here are some of my thoughts:Frame- Great quality, solid construction. Loved to paint quality/asthetic. The Raleigh seal on the front is my favorite.Wheels – Sturdy, light. good quality for the price. The black coating rubs off if you use the brakes included.Brakes – Not the most responsive. would recommend upgrade if you like brakes.Handlebars – Solid! great…
Extraordinary bike I ordered this bike 5 months ago and these are my thoughts on it so far:Price: Can’t complaint about it, it was so cheap ($156) that I decided to give it a shot.Paint: Amazing paint job, I can see multiple layers beneath the glossy orange finish, which is gorgeous.Handlebars: A little to low for me, but I fixed it with two spacers.Grips: Rubber grips, I will upgrade them soon.Seat: Slightly cushioned but I would recommend upgrading it if you plan on riding…