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Raleigh USA has a corporate discount program that anyone with a code can join. Raleigh has a great assortment of gravel bikes. Most feature disc brakes with thru axle hubs and framesets, strong wheels, room for 700x40 tires and most of the rims can be set-up tubeless. Aluminum and excellent quality steel frames are offered along with an assortment of drivetrains for less than $1000.
Some of the models & prices;
2016 Tamland 1: Reynolds 631 steel frame, Shimano 105 2x11 drivetrain, 700x40 Clement MSO tires $850 includes delivery
2016 Willard 2: Aluminum frame, Shimano 105 2x11 drivetrain, 700x40 Clement MSO tires $850 includes delivery
2017 Willard 1: Aluminum frameset, Shimano Sora 2x9 drivetrain, 700x32 Clement USH tires $750 includes delivery
These framesets are also available with Sram 1X (1x11 gearing)
Joining is simple:
Visit http://corp.raleighusa.com
Enter Corporate Code - CYCLE4PERK
Populate Required Fields
Click "Create An Account" to confirm
The CYCLE4PERK code was working in December, but these codes are obsoleted by Raleigh.
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