Ridgeback

Ridgeback are a mid-market UK bike brand owned by Madison Cycles, the UK distributor of Shimano. Founded in the 1980s, Ridgeback were pioneers of mountain bikes in the UK. They are known for their smart, simple designs that are appropriate for UK condidtions. Ridgeback quality is, in our opinion, a cut above their other mid-market rivals. We like them for their fairly conservative design philosophy that eschews bling in favour of understated functionality. 

Best for: lots of light hybrids without suspension, including ebikes; steel touring bikes and smart, light kid's bikes.

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Cycle Heaven 5 point scale:

5
Lycra obligatory
4
Lycra necessary
3
Lycra optional
2
No lycra here
1
Going nowhere fast

5
Your Renaissance bike
4
Jack of all trades and master of some
3
Jack of all trades, better at some than others
2
Master of one, jack of another
1
Highly adapted – master of one

5
Well equipped and capable
4
High level of equipment with hub or derailleur gears
3
Half way practical
2
Sporty bikes that will take mudguards
1
Not a practical bike, so go have fun!

Bikes

Ridgeback Destiny 24

Was £399.99

£359.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Dimension 14

Was £299.99

£239.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Dimension 16

Was £329.99

£279.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Dimension 20

Was £419.99

£349.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Dimension 24

Was £429.99

£359.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Dimension 26

Was £449.99

£379.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Harmony 20

Was £349.99

£309.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Honey 14

Was £199.99

£179.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Melody 16

Was £219.99

£189.99 whilst stocks last

Ridgeback Motion

Was £549.99

Now only £449.99

Ridgeback Motion Open Frame

Was £549.99

Now only £449.99

Ridgeback MX14

Was £199.99

£179.99 whilst stocks last