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Ridgeback Expedition

Weight 14.81kg (M) Frame Steel Fork Chromoly steel Gears Shimano Alivio 3x9 (48/36/26t, 11-36t) Brakes Promax DSK 300 mechanical discs Wheels Jalco DM25 rims, Shimano M475 hubs Finishing kit Ridgeback AS-007 stem, Ridgeback alloy handlebar, alloy seatpost, Ridgeback Custom saddle, Schwalbe Marathon 26x1.75in tyres, mudguards, 18kg-capacity rear rack

everyday commuter bike, but it’s a very sound choice if you’re looking for one bike to cover day-to-day commuting that includes poor road surfaces, as well as longer cycle-touring adventures with off-road sections. The provided rear rack adds

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