Raleigh Safari

B · From historians, makers and pressSmall-wheel / foldingIn confirmed sources: 1984

Tony Hadland describes the Safari as a U-frame folder introduced in 1984, replacing the Stowaway.

Known components

Listed exactly as our confirmed sources give them, with the year and source for each. A part listed for one year or version may not apply to every bike, so check against yours.

Frame and fork

  • U-frame folder1984 — BikeBiz

What the sources say

YearName · variantDetailsSource
1984SafariU-frame folder; replaced the Stowaway.BikeBiz
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Sources

Last updated 19 October 2026. Every fact on this page comes from one of these.

  1. BikeBiz: Tony Hadland, 'HISTORY: The Heron Evolves: Raleigh from 1975 to 2002'
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