Showing posts with label One Way. Show all posts
Showing posts with label One Way. Show all posts

Jan 25, 2008

MARCH ISSUE AD

Our new ad in the March issue of Bicycling


Check out the One Way...here
Check out the new BICYCLING Issue...here


ENJOY THE RIDE!

Dec 18, 2007

TIS THE SEASON


While perusing my daily blog links I came across Fritz's One Way; Fritz runs the blog Cycle-licious and contributes to Commute By Bike.

To check out his posting click here.

Happy Holiday Riding!

Sep 11, 2007

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We still need to do an "official" shoot for the 2008 One Way - so while Kyle and I were waiting around for a turn in the weather we decided to hop on the One Way and the Detour Deluxe and take a tour around Fort Warden. Here just a couple pics from that exploration and a slight peek at what the One Way looks like for 2008. Oh...and yes that is a Brooks Saddle and Brooks Leather tape on the bike - it will come stock with this lovely spec.





Short, but sweet. I will post more pics of this rocking bike when I have a chance. Enjoy!

Mar 5, 2007

GUIDED BY BICYCLES

The Buyer's Guides are out! And Raleigh has a nice showing in Bicycling Magazine's 2007 annual Buyer’s Guide. Actually, we hit 8 categories of the 14, one of those being a two-page spread featuring the Mojave 8.0. David L’Heureux, writing about the Mojave, offered this praise: “The very essence of being a recreational rider means you want more than just a mountain bike. And it is the Mojave 8.0’s versatility that makes it a true winner in our eyes.”

{click on images and
reviews to read}














Mojave 8.o Review>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Here is a quick breakdown of the categories in which Raleigh bikes were featured:
Featured two page spread: Mojave 8.0
PLUSH: Cadent Carbon
RECREATIONAL: Supercourse
ENTRY LEVEL: Grand Sport
WOMEN’S: Intrigue 1.0
CITY: One Way
CYCLOCROSS: Rx 1.0
TANDEM: Companion
{click on reviews to read}

Cadent
Carbon
Grand Sport
One Way
Intrigue 1.0
Rx 1.0
Companion


MORE GUIDING
VeloNews and Bicycling’s sister (or brother) magazine, Mountain Bike, also put out their guides. In the track category, the Rush Hour Pro sits confidently in VeloNews on the same page as LOOK's $9000 496 frameset, a pretty nice juxtaposition. The Raleigh Rowdy takes best bike honors in the Kid’s category in Mountain Bike.

COASTING
A perfectly timed seven-page Coasting article titled “The Revolution Will Be Simplified” is in the current Bicycling Magazine and compliments the line of Raleigh Coasting bikes now hitting your dealers floors nation-wide. This article explains Shimano’s concept of "Coasting" and how it stems from the desire to reunite people that haven’t touched a bike since their childhood with the fun and exhilaration of riding. The Raleigh Coasting bike was featured in the article with a great title page photo and a "lifestyle" shot.