The Pashley-Moulton TSR: Suspend Preconceptions

by Warren McLaren, Sydney on Oct 6, 2006

In Suspend Preconceptions, Warren gives a quick yet thorough recap of the Moulton's development up through the Pashley-Moulton TSR 8 (Phoenix), 27 (DualDrive) and 30 (Veloce). Concise and to the point, it's well worth a read.

Also on TreeHugger:

• The Moulton "Speed"
• The Pashley Freightmate
• The Pashley Princess

See also the official Pashley-Moulton TSR website and…
…Wheels of desire: the return of the Pashley from The Independent --"They've been hand-making bikes for 70 years, but never before have Pashley's elegant two-wheelers been so sought after. Ed Caesar visits the firm's tiny factory to find workers struggling to keep up with demand".

The Pashley Classics:

• The Princess Sovereign
  • Perfect for Miss Marple Wannabes
  • Ride on the mean streets of Shepton Mallet
  • Special features Five-speed gearbox, a skirtguard and chaincase (so that your flowing summer dress does not come to a sticky end).
  • What's in your basket? A bottle of ginger beer and a jar of home-made jam
• The Deli Bike
  • Perfect for Cheeky scamps.
  • Ride on the mean streets of The farmers' market
  • Special features A massive nameplate on which you can advertise your wares, a small front wheel, and a steel front carrier that can hold 25kg
  • What's in your basket? Bacon, loaves of bread, and luvverly fresh fruit
• The Tube Rider
  • Perfect for Surfer dudes
  • Ride on the mean streets of Santa Barbara
  • Special features Easy-ridin' cruise position ensured by the sweeping handlebars and lowseat, twist-grip gears, and a range of washed-out colours
  • What's in your basket? Nothing but air

Yours in Cycling,
Gilbert Anderson

North Road Bicycle Imports
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Yanceyville, NC 27379
USA
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