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Raleigh Talus 3.0 (DEMO)
2012
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2012 Raleigh Talus 3.0 (DEMO)
Raleigh's Talus 3.0 packs major fun and adventure in an awesome package. Its aluminum frame is strong and light, while the front suspension provides both comfort and control when the ride gets rough. A Shimano 21-speed drivetrain, Shimano shifters and reliable linear-pull brakes make this bike easy to handle whether you're cruising down the road or bounding up a trail.
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Specification Description Frame Raleigh Atomic 13 SL butted-aluminum Fork SR Suntour XCT, 100mm-travel Rims/Wheels Weinmann Hubs JoyTech Spokes 14g stainless-steel Tires 26 x 1.95 Crankset Shimano Chainrings 42/34/24 Front Derailleur Shimano Rear Derailleur Shimano Altus Rear Cogs Shimano, 7-speed: 14-28 Shifters Shimano EZ-Fire Handlebars Steel riser Tape/Grips Avenir Single File Stem Aluminum Brake Levers Shimano Brakes Tektro linear-pull Pedals Avenir platform Saddle Avenir 100 Series Seatpost Aluminum, micro-adjust * Subject to change without notice.
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Back to topOption Barcode Manufacturer's Part Number Black/Red / 12-inch 00791964386179 14-12-2013 -
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviewsPros
- Versatile (3)
- Handles Well (3)
- Lightweight (2)
- Rugged (2)
- Great Components (2)
Cons
- Hard to Configure
- Very tense brakes
Best Uses
- Free Riding (3)
- Casual Trails (3)
- Cross Country (2)
- Commuting/city
- Extreme sports
Reviewed by 5 customers
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Pros
- Perfect
- Versatile
- Lightweight
- Durable
Cons
Best Uses
- Road Biking
- Mountain trails
- Commuting/City
- Extreme Sports
- Mountain Biking
Comments:
The raleigh 3.0 talusis the best all around bike i have ever had. My friend and I went to a local bike shop, and i ended up buying this bike and took it up to a pretty advanced trail here in [...] and i was very impressed. it handled rocks, jumps, dirt, amd anything i threw at it like a champ. my friend owns a treck and is going to trade it in for this. This bike is so light and shifts quick and smooth to climb up anything.
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Pros
- Great Value for the Money
- Super Light
- Amazing Design
- Smooth
Cons
Best Uses
Comments:
Just hop on and ride
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Pros
- Not hevy but not light
- Handles Well
- Smooth Ride
- Cheapstrong
- Versatile
Cons
- Hard to Configure
- Very tense brakes
Best Uses
- Free Riding
- Single Track
- Light uphill dirt trail
- Casual Trails
Comments:
pretty good but dont push it
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Pros
- Great Components
- Handles Well
- Rugged
Cons
Best Uses
- Casual Trails
- Free Riding
- Cross Country
Comments:
I just got back into the sport. Dont bother with the talus 2.0. With 30 or 40 more dollars will get you double wall rims, and better Components! Most bike I looked at with these components where over $400.
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Pros
- Great Components
- Great brakes
- Smooth Ride
- Handles Well
- Lightweight
- Versatile
- Rugged
Cons
Best Uses
- Free Riding
- Cross Country
- Downhill
- Casual Trails
Comments:
I love to ride at Dryer Road park which is up hill and down hill and this bike is the best for both. Its brakes stop you no matter what terrain you are on. The shocks are really good and allow you to ride bumpy terrain easyily.
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