2018

RALEIGH Alysa 1

Urban · Commuter · Womens
Frame material Aluminum
Groupset Tourney, Shimano
Weight NULL kg
Wheel size 29
Wheel material Aluminum
Drivetrain 3 X 7
Chain Kmc Z51
Tires Kenda Kwick Tendril 70...
Brake type Rim
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RRP
€367 incl. taxes
Observed price — New
€158 incl. taxes
Refurbished price
€79 incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
raleigh Alysa 1

About this bike

Discover the Raleigh Alysa 1 2018, an urban bike in the commuter segment. Built around an aluminium frame.

The Raleigh Alysa 1 carries an RRP of €367; the live observed price for a new unit averages €158, and refurbished offers cluster around €79.

Scroll down for the full retailer breakdown, price history and trade-in benchmark of the Raleigh Alysa 1.

Specifications

CategoryUrban
SubcategoryCommuter
Year2018
FrameAL-6061 Custom Formed Butted Tubing, Step-Thru Design
Frame materialAluminum
ForkSteel Canti Road with Integrated Crown
Fork materialSteel
WeightNULL kg
SuspensionRigid
TravelNULL
Sizes XXXXXXXX

Components

Groupset Tourney, Shimano
Drivetrain 3 X 7
Front derailleur Shimano Tourney
Rear derailleur Shimano Tourney
Cassette 7 speed MegaRange (14-34t)
Chain KMC Z51
Crank Suntour 28/38/48t with Guard
Bottom bracket Sealed Cartridge 68/122
Brake type Rim
Brakes Tektro Alloy BX1V V-Brake
Brake levers Tektro
Handlebar Alloy 15mm Rise, 31.8
Stem Raleigh Series, Melt Forged, 31.8
Grips Raleigh Fitness
Saddle Raleigh Women-Specific
Seatpost Alloy Micro Adjust Suspension 27.2x350mm
Pedals Raleigh City Platform

Wheels & Tires

Wheel size 29
Wheel material Aluminum
Rims Weinmann QR17 Double Wall Disc
Spokes 14g Stainless Steel, w/ Brass Nipples
Tires Kenda Kwick Tendril 700x35c, 30TPI Wire Bead
Tire width 35c

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