Showing posts with label Rush Hour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rush Hour. Show all posts

Feb 28, 2008

BUYER'S GUIDE GLAMOUR

BICYCLING - April 2008

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MOJAVE 5.0 made the Mtn. Recreational slot and was deemed "MORE HARDTAIL FOR YOUR MONEY" - click on the image to read the rest.

RUSH HOUR grabs a spot in the Alternative Track category - "...this bike feel[s] at home cutting through packs of riders on a track....But...equally suited to weaving through downtown gridlock..."

{click review to read}

Our Sojourn landed in the Road Touring category and is "READY FOR ANYTHING"

{click review to read}

"In every instance, the Competition showed the same smooth, true manners as super-premium test bikes I have ridden." -A.C. (Bicycling test editor)


ROAD BIKE ACTION-May/June 2008

{click review to read}

Our Raleigh Prestige ridden, reviewed, photographed, and written about...click the images to read about why Road Bike Action thinks "The Raleigh Prestige is fast."

{click review to read}

VeloNews
- Buyer's Guide April 2008


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The Raleigh Grand Prix hit VeloNews' "ENTRY LEVEL" slot and I must say it looks pretty sharp sitting there in 3/4 view!

MOUNTAIN BIKE - April 2008

{click review to read}

Mojave 8.0 graces the Mountain Bike Buyer's guide - "Efficient climber; able descender"

ROAD Magazine - Special Edition Tour of California 2008

Sep 11, 2007

ROLL AFTER ROLL OF FILM

{words & images carey}

{well, it really isn't film anymore, but you get the idea}

It's exciting times around Raleigh these days; our 2008 sample bikes are alive and look pretty hot! With the new bikes comes the photo shoot for our catalog; we've decided to keep the shoot local this year and celebrate the landscape and climate that we design our bikes around.

I hope to have internet access over the next two weeks so I can present you with some images while on location; it will be a taste of what will come in September.

Enjoy.

Bike: Rush Hour
Location: TT Minor Park Seattle, WA






Every Tuesday night the messengers of Seattle, bike shop wrenches, and incrediable bike handlers meet to play polo until the wee hours of the morning.