Raleigh Sojourn

GaryGkn
GaryGkn Posts: 1,199
edited August 2008 in Road general
Raleigh Sojourn does anyone know if this is available in the UK?

http://www.mtbr.com/TRP_14_359_5crx.aspx

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  • acorn_user
    acorn_user Posts: 1,137
    I'm pretty sure it's not. Raleigh UK has the Royal as it's touring bike.
    http://www.raleigh.co.uk/b_details.aspx?id=2956

    If you wanted one, you could probably find a shop in the US willing to ship you one, but shipping would be kind of pricey (50-60 pounds), and you ought to be liable for duty too. Could be worth it, since the Sojourn looks really nice! Alternatively, take a nice holiday and buy one then.
  • GaryGkn
    GaryGkn Posts: 1,199
    I should finish my Galaxy and stop looking at other bikes. Glad it is out of reach.
  • Dickie
    Dickie Posts: 1,489
    This one really floats my boat.

    http://www.mtbr.com/TRP_14_359_7crx.aspx
  • graham_g
    graham_g Posts: 652
    How come Raleigh in the US are so cool?

    I presume it's a different company related only by name!
  • MOB
    MOB Posts: 8
    I agree that the Sojourn is a gorgous bike - disc brakes as well.

    Raleigh is owned by one person and the national subsidaries (US, UK, etc) are run seperately with minimal co-operation (unfortunately).

    I asked Raligh UK if they had plans to include the Sojourn in their future range - they said they would think about it. What I do know is that the forthcoming 2009 range is much higher spec than last year - and that was a big improvement on the previous year.
  • MOB
    MOB Posts: 8
    I agree that the Sojourn is a gorgous bike - disc brakes as well.

    Raleigh is owned by one person and the national subsidaries (US, UK, etc) are run seperately with minimal co-operation (unfortunately).

    I asked Raligh UK if they had plans to include the Sojourn in their future range - they said they would think about it. What I do know is that the forthcoming 2009 range is much higher spec than last year - and that was a big improvement on the previous year.
  • MOB
    MOB Posts: 8
    I agree that the Sojourn is a gorgous bike - disc brakes as well.

    Raleigh is owned by one person and the national subsidaries (US, UK, etc) are run seperately with minimal co-operation (unfortunately).

    I asked Raligh UK if they had plans to include the Sojourn in their future range - they said they would think about it. What I do know is that the forthcoming 2009 range is much higher spec than last year - and that was a big improvement on the previous year.
  • DarrenR
    DarrenR Posts: 57
    I like it. If I had one it would have to be a different colour though.
    Hellfire!

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