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It’s just a Phase…He’ll get over it.

By RL Policar
December 22, 2006 2 Min Read
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This is the Phase in your life that you will not get over.

Check out the Raleigh Phase Series.

I don’t know about you, but I’m a big fan of 4 bar suspension. For years I rode with a single pivot set up and now that I’ve ridden a few bikes with 4 bar, there’s no going back. Some have asked me “what’s the big deal?!”

Well the big deal is this thing called BOB, Pedal Bob to be exact. Now I’m no engineer, but some how the 4 bar suspension limits the pedal bob on bikes. So what is pedal bob? Basically when you’re on a full suspension bike, the power you put in while pedaling gets transfered to your suspension, causing the rider to bob up and down. You also lose some much needed energy in your legs too.

Here are the specs.

Sizes: 17, 18, 20
Frame: Atomic 13 R Double Butted Aluminum, 4-5″ Travel
Fork: Spinner Edge 3, 120mm travel
Rear Shock: Spinner SUS R
Crankset: Truvativ Blaze Power Spline 22/32/42t
Bottom Bracket: Truvativ Powerspline
F. Derailleur: SRAM 3.0
R. Derailleur: SRAM SX-4
Shift Lever: SRAM SX4 8spd
Brake Levers: Hayes HML-1
Brakes: Promax DSK-320 disc
Cog Set: SRAM PG-830 8spd (11-32t)
Rims: Weinmann AC-19 DW 32h
Tires: Kenda Nevegal 26×2.35
Pedals: Ritchey V4 Clipless
Handlebar: Alloy 25.4 High Rise
Stem: Alloy Ahead 4-bolt 10deg
Seatpost: Alloy Micro adjust 27.2mm
Saddle: WTB Speed V Sport
Headset: WTB Zero Stack 1-1/8
Colors: Blue
Chain: Shimano IG-31
Hubset: (F) Alloy Joytech QR Disc 32h (R) Alloy Joytech QR Disc 32h Cassette
Spokes: 14g Black Stainless
Grips: Raleigh
Extras: Cateye Reflectors Set, Clear Coat, Owners Manual
Price: Please visit your local Raleigh Dealer for pricing.

For more info on the Raleigh Phase Series, check out Raleigh USA.

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