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heritage remake with the Super Tuff Burner and the TI-Raleigh seeing retro editions in recent years. The Chopper went


through a similar detailed process, with 3D modelling of original MK2 bikes to produce CAD designs for the new frame. The brand says that the designers spent many hours “agonising over the details that make this new bike special.” This includes the decals, the CNC head tube, working sprung one piece saddle, one-piece handlebar and stem, as well as the UK-made working three- speed shifter unit. The limited edition


bicycle company for decades. After four years of


research and product development, Raleigh is ready to launch the remake of the 1970s icon.


4 Cube’s new Flying Circus 240 now available at Oneway Bike


Oneway Bike, the exclusive distributor for Cube in the UK and Ireland, has


announced the arrival of the Flying Circus 240.


Designed specifically for young riders with a passion for catching air, the dirt bike is now in stock and ready to ship.


Understanding the unique demands of young riders, Cube drew upon its experience in building full-size jump bikes to create the Flying Circus 240. This bike maintains the same level of stiffness, strength, and balance as its larger counterpart, ensuring it can handle all the rough and tumble that young riders can throw at it. The Flying Circus 240 has been engineered as a


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Though bringing the bike into 2023 has legally required a few minor tweaks, the new Chopper is as close to the original as possible. Those familiar with the


proportioned jump bike – tough, agile, and has a geometry specifically designed to enhance aerial performance. This bike comes equipped with an RST Snyper air fork and Cube wheels wrapped in Schwalbe Billy Bonkers tyres. It relies on Clarks disc


brakes for stopping power, with a single-speed setup ensuring that young riders can focus on the trails or pump track.


Specification


 Frame: Aluminium Lite, AMF, Tapered Headtube, BSA BB, Dirt Jump Optimised, Pumptrack Optimised, Adjustable Dropouts  Size: 24” wheelst  Suspension fork: RST Snyper 24t , 100mm


 Braking system: Clarks Clout 1, Hydr. Disc Brake


model will still find the one-piece saddle, mid-frame gear shifter, and sissy bar which has been slightly lowered.


Raleigh is no stranger to a


Chopper will be launched in the two original colours – Infrared and Ultraviolet, although quantity hasn’t been confirmed. It was available to


purchase online from Raleigh


from Tuesday, June 20, at 12pm, at an RRP of £950. A range of compatible


spares will be available, with most being back compatible with the different Chopper models.


Specification  Frame Type: High


 Frame Material: Cr-Mo Steel


 Fork Type: Raleigh Chopper


 Handlebars: Raleigh Chopper Steel High Rise Handlebar 580mm


 Stem: Steel Stem Integrated Handlebars


 Brake Type: Caliper  Gears: Three  Rear Shifter: Raleigh 3  Speed Gear Shifter  Gear Type: Hub Gear  Size: 37cm  Colours: Infra Red / Ultra Violet


 Bike Weight: 18,4kg RRP: £950


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(160/160)


 Front hub: CUBE Alloy Light, QR, 6-Bolt


 Rear hub: CUBE Mi-7R, Singlespeed, Bolt-Axle, 6-Bolt


 Weight: 10.2 kg RRP: £1,099


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