Bikes

For those who are looking for a comfortable bike with a unique design and quality of operation, our catalog presents original Pashley models from the manufacturer. Pashley bikes will seamlessly complement any look. They are extremely versatile, as they are suitable for daily trips around the city, for country trips, and for cycling in parks. One can rightfully say that to buy a Pashley is to buy the best means of personal mobility.

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About the brand and its main advantages

Hand-built and British style since 1926

One of the oldest British bicycle manufacturing companies, Pashley Cycles, was founded in 1926 in Yorkshire. To this day, the design and manual assembly of the original models of this brand, including tricycles, takes place here.

In 1926, William Rathbone Pashley opened the Pashley and Barber company in Birmingham, announcing that any type of bicycle would be produced under this brand, and these bicycles would be the best in Birmingham. The popularity of Pashley bicycles continues to this day.

Recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in classic Pashley models: the women's Princess, which features a low frame, a Brooks leather saddle and a real wicker basket, and the men's Roadster with a distinctive regal fit, which is provided by 28-inch wheels.

The key to the company's success

Despite the fact that the first Pashley bicycles were designed and put into production almost a hundred years ago, their modern counterparts are no different from their predecessors.

First of all, this concerns, of course, perfectly adjusted proportions and high quality of finished products. It is quite simple — all types of work are performed by qualified craftsmen exclusively manually.

The company's employees carefully monitor the observance of the smallest details of production, which allows them to achieve truly amazing results, the main one of which is the huge demand for the brand's products all over the world.

Marked by royalty

The Kingsman bike was released by the company in the style of the model on which His Highness Prince Charles opened the bike ride in support of the British Asian Foundation in 2021. The bike got its name from The King's Men, an acting theater troupe that William Shakespeare was a member of.

During its existence, Pashley had to contend with fierce competition from foreign companies seeking a contract to supply bicycles to the Royal Postal Service. However, the Pashley passed the one-year tests with flying colors, in which 180 bicycles from three different manufacturers took part, and the new Royal Mail vehicle was the Pashley MailStar model. In addition, Pashley cooperates with other postal companies, including foreign ones.

Build Quality

Since the company was founded by William Pasley in 1926, every bike has been hand-made. The product passport contains information about the craftsmen who had a hand in the product. The assembly experience of the Pashley master is carefully passed down by inheritance.

Ergonomic fit

Many Pashley models, such as the Roadster or the Princess, have a classic vertical fit that provides comfort and a good view in urban traffic.

Steel frame

Frames are traditionally made of steel, often using Reynolds tubes. Steel frames provide comfortable movement, smoothing out vibrations from road bumps, and are durable.

Planetary Hub

Many models are equipped with a closed planetary hub Sturmey Archer, which ensures smooth and reliable gear shifting in all weather conditions and requires minimal maintenance.

Limited collections

The company produces unique limited-edition bicycles created in collaboration with other iconic British brands, such as car manufacturer Morgan.

model range

Bikes Pashley Morgan

Bikes Pashley Briton & Pashley Britannia

Bikes Pashley Countryman & Pashley Pathfinder

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Features

Derailleur Gear System

Derailleur refers to an external shifting mechanism. It consists of a chain, multiple precision sprockets and a derailleur to 'derail' the chain from one sprocket to another. It allows for quick transitions and more gearing options. One just should remember to pedal while shifting.

Reynolds 531 Frame

The stunning mixte style frame is constructed from legendary Reynolds 531 tubing that is at once lightweight and stiff, built completely by hand to offer a swift yet elegant riding position.

Panaracer Tires

Panaracer puncture protected tires give the chance to ride at speed without unwelcome interruption.

Reynolds 631 Frame

Hand-crafted beaded fillet brazed frame from cold-worked, air-hardened steel.

Brooks Cambium Saddle

Vulcanised rubber saddle to provide surability paired with quality ride experience.

Hand-crafted in England

Since the company was founded by William Ashley in 1926, every bicycle has been handcrafted. The product passport contains information about the craftsmen who had a hand in the product. The assembly experience of Pashley craftsmen is carefully passed on to generations.