Monthly Archives: May 2010

Peak 2 Peak Cycle Challenge – Saturday 11th September 2010 Taking place in the stunning ‘Monarch of the Glen’ scenery, this beautiful 70 mile route takes you from Ben Nevis to Cairngorm Mountain in aid of Disability Snowsport UK. You … Continue reading →

    Check out Team Green Britain Bike Week –www.bikeweek.org.uk to find events near you! If you register your interest and sign up to Team Green Britain you will automatically receive a voucher for 10% off purchases from Raleigh atwww.cyclelife.com … Continue reading →

The Raleigh Oakland and Raleigh Royal feature in the Mail On Sunday. Click on the images below to read the article.                     

  NEW 4:1 ENDURANCE BAR NOW AVAILABLE Part No.HFN040. RRP £1.19 Each (Packs of 30) 4:1 bar contains 4 parts carbohydrate (80%) and 1 part protein (20%). The carbohydrate in the 4:1 bar contains a mix of both simple sugars … Continue reading →

You tubeless – Slime Pro Want to seal punctures up to 3mm and more? Thenthe new Slime Pro Tubeless Sealant could be for you.Slime Pro (RRP £12.99) weighs in at just 1g per ml,the same weight as water, and you … Continue reading →

On the 9th of May Matt rode in the Lincoln, his  first premier calendar. The race set off fast for the first two laps and had an average of 28 mph. Matt managed to hang on to the front group … Continue reading →

Raleigh are now sponsoring a new young duathlete and triathlete, Tom Bishop. Tom is the latest athlete to be sponsored with Uvex products. He has recently finished 3rd in the junior European duathlon championships, a great result considering it is … Continue reading →

    San Marco and Raleigh UK have joined forces to distribute the new Dirty brand in the UK market. Dirty is an all new range of MTB saddles designed and developed for the ‘gravity’ world. The range includes:   … Continue reading →

  Matt Gee was racing at Lichfield road race last weekend where he got a second place after been marked man for the first 7 lap he managed to get away with Will Penn to get across to the break … Continue reading →