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So are these being blown out because of the Boost standard? And also that it’s really not possible to adapt centerlock wheels with Boostinator kits (at least for the rear). Good deal for mountain bikes still on the…
Zurichman wrote: NoCoGreg The verdict isn't out yet whether the Roker is working for me or not. I do luv the light weight of the bike and the way it soaks up the rough stuff. I only have had a chance to have it out once…
Zurichman wrote: Kerry from what I know all the Raleigh bikes come from a warehouse in Ohio. My Raleigh dealer confirmed that all his bikes came from the place that mine did. That is what is kind of mind boggling to me…
Zurichman wrote: Congrats is this with the front and rear reflectors off and the wheel reflectors? Would be interested in hearing your first ride report. I have to work today but planning on riding mine in the cold…
Yes this is sans reflectors and the spoke protector also off.
I feel stupid. Found a box with some hardware which included the brake mount bolts. Duh! Calipers adjusted, RD adjusted and it’s ready to go. \n \nWeight as measured on my digital scale was 20.57lbs for my size 58cm.…
Thanks for the quick reply. Ok no bag of hardware to be found although those two bolts are the only things I’m missing. I guess I’ll have to call them after the holiday weekend. \n \nI don’t think FEDEX handled the bike…
I just received my Roker Comp and I seem to have a bent derailleur hanger also. It’s in the way they ship it. I can bend it back so not too worried. I am having trouble finding the bolts for the front brake posts. Not…
I can’t help with your decision but both diamondback and Raleigh are on Activejunky.com for another 4 or 5% cashback. Just a FYI.
Thank you for this great review! I ended up ordering the same bike and hopefully will see it here by the end of the week. I found a better price than the Corporate discount so I decided to buy the bike from Raleigh and…