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Ridgeback Destiny 2009 (g): £220.00

Ridgeback MX-24 2009 (b): £220.00

Ridgeback MX-24 2009: £220.00

Ridgeback MX-20 2009 (b): £199.00

Ridgeback MX-20 2009: £199.00

Ridgeback Harmony 2009 (g): £190.00

Ridgeback Melody 2009 (g): £140.00

Ridgeback MX-16 2009: £140.00

Ridgeback Honey 2009 (g): £130.00

Ridgeback MX-14 2009 (b): £130.00

Ridgeback Scoot Silver (k): £90.00

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Since the introduction of our first bike a quarter of a century ago, Ridgeback has been creating bikes exclusively for UK riders, establishing a reputation for innovation and quality. 2008 is our 25th anniversary and to mark this milestone, we're launching a very special limited edition bike, the R25. See the brochure for the full story. Originally named Genesis, our new Flight series is designed to meet demand for faster and more stylish commuting bikes. With two distinct types to choose from, I have high expectations for this exciting category.

If you have children who are too young to ride a Ridgeback, take a look at Scoot, Ridgebacks beginner bike. The idea is so successful, kids can be seen lifting their feet and freewheeling in as little as half an hour.

There are lots of other new bikes this our 25th Anniversary year, so enjoy the brochure and discover why more and more people make Ridgeback their first choice when it comes to pedal power.

www.ridgeback.co.uk

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