Raleigh Bikes
Raleigh Bikes sells electric, road, mountain and kids' bikes, plus a retro line, through its online store and a network of local dealers.
About Raleigh Bikes
Raleigh Bikes: electric, kids' and retro-style bikes
Raleigh Bikes is a bicycle brand that sells its catalogue through its online store and a network of local dealers. The company presents itself as an option for all types of cyclists, from those looking for occasional recreational use to those who use a bike every day. Its offering ranges from electric bikes to kids' models, including a retro-inspired line.
Electric bike catalogue
The electric range is organised into several categories: electric hybrid bikes, for urban commuting, and step-through frame models. The catalogue can also be filtered by gender, with specific sections for women's and men's electric bikes. Among the most prominent ranges the brand promotes are Novus, Captus, Motus and Hockley.
Within the Smart Bikes line, the company offers the One and One Step Through models, with crossbar and step-through frames respectively. According to the data published in the store, these models weigh between 20 and 25 kg, have a maximum range of 50 miles and a battery charging time of 2.5 hours. The Smart Bikes line is complemented by a connectivity app, a membership and user guides.
Kids' bikes and retro line
The catalogue includes a section of kids' bikes. In addition, the brand maintains a retro line with items and reissues of historic models, including the TI-Raleigh, whose 40th anniversary is being commemorated, the Chopper and the Super Tuff Burner. The company publishes content about the history of these models and their manufacturing process.
Guides and resources for cyclists
The website brings together guides on electric bike maintenance, batteries and how this type of bike works, as well as a size guide, assembly manuals and a blog with news and tips. It also offers information about the Cycle to work scheme and bicycle insurance.
Dealer network and customer service
Raleigh Bikes has a store locator to find local dealers. Customer service is handled through a contact form, with a stated response time of up to three working days, and by phone. The company also provides information about warranty, returns and jobs within the Accell group.
Administrative situation
The site includes an important notice stating that Oliver Wright, Joanne Hewitt-Schembri and Shamil Malde, of FTI Consulting LLP, were appointed joint administrators of Accell UK & Ireland Ltd on 6 August 2026. The affairs, business and property of the company are managed by the joint administrators, who act as agents of the company and without personal liability.
Electric and urban bikes