A look at the bike Team Raleigh GAC powered to a Star Trophy victory in 2015, the Militis TeamÂ
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BikeP0RN – Raleigh Militis
Presented in a new colour scheme for 2015, the bike used by Team Raleigh GAC is the Militis Team carbon. Weighing under 7 kilos, the bike is both light, strong and responsive to race on. The riders, even when talking off the record, are full of praise for the bike they use in competition whether that be climbing mountains or cornering at speed in crits.
One of the fears that riders having buying carbon is will it break when crashing and the Raleigh Militis bikes have proved to be very durable. The Team bikes are equipped with the SRAM RED groupset and finished off with FSA SLK bar, stem, seatpost and Fizik Arione saddle. Pedals are Shimano Ultegra. The wheels are Cole (38mm and 50mm deep section) with Schwalbe tubulars used for racing whilst the training wheels are clinchers.
The current 2015 bikes come with Arione saddles but team riders have their choice of Fizik product. Similarly, most of them race on alloy bars despite the bikes being spec’d with carbon. This is because alloy will bend rather than break in a crash and they can ride on until getting a bike swap. A little tip for you there!
The world famous Raleigh Heron badge on the team bikes.
Bars, step and seatpost FSA-SLK
SRAM red rim brakes
22 speed bikes with SRAM Red. The off the peg ones from Raleigh are also 22 speed.
The team have used Cole wheels for a few years now.
Fizik saddles.
The Team frame pictured here (Red Yellow and Black) is available to order now with delivery in January £1,500 including headset and seat clamp.
The Militis 2016 off the shelf complete bike range (minus pedals) has three models (frame is the same for all three models and the 2015 model);
The Militis Team in the 2014 team colours for £5,000 with SRAM Red etc, the Militis Race (£2,500) with SRAM Force 22 speed (7.1kg) and the Militis Pro (£1950) with SRAM Rival 22 (7.8kg).
General Info – Team Raleigh’s Team Militis
Frame: Militis Speed Blend Direct Connect Carbon Fibre with PF30 btm bracket, tapered head tube. Performance race geometry
Fork: Raleigh C6 all carbon
Headset: FSA Orbit C40 No 42
Crankset: SRAM RED 22 53/39t crank lengths 170mm, 172.5mm, 175mm
Bottom Bracket: SRAM PF30
Freewheel/Cassette: SRAM 1190 powerdome 11-26
Chain: SRAM 1170
Wheels: Cole carbon clincher or tubular for training and racing respectively
Stem: FSA SLK Carbon
Handlebars: FSA SLK Carbon
Saddle: Fizik Arione R1 carbon braided rails
Seatpost: FSA SLK 350mm
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