Pashley Cycles has unveiled its all-new Roadfinder Collection. The new range is positioned as a performance focused, versatile offering that allows the rider to choose between ‘road, off-road and any combination in-between – all from one frame platform’.
The Pashley Roadfinder collection consists of frame designs for both conventional and electric models with road and gravel specific builds. The collection includes the Roadfinder, Roadfinder E, Roadfinder X and the Roadfinder X E models.
Designed, developed, tested and handmade in a UK based factory in Stratford-upon-Avon the brand blurs modern technologies and craftmanship with the introduction of 3D printed and laser cut elements at structurally integral junctures.
Andy Smallwood, CEO at Pashley (formerly of Ribble), said “The brief for the Roadfinder project was to develop a collection of extremely versatile bicycles that give cyclists the ability to conquer multiple terrains, journeys and adventures on one beautifully hand-crafted machine.
“From all-season endurance road rides, off-road gravel trails to bike-packing exploration, this is the ‘Swiss Army Knife of Bicycles’.
“The Roadfinder collection also perfectly showcases and builds on our heritage of artisan frame-building, appealing to all riders who appreciate true versatility, performance and the unique ride experience you only get from a high-end steel frame, built by hand using the very best materials.”
The Pashley Roadfinder Collection starts at £2,795 / US$3,995 / €3,695 with the Roadfinder 105; going up to £5,995 / US$8,595 / € 7,995 for the Roadfinder E Ultegra Di2 and Roadfinder X E Campagnolo Ekar. The Pashley Roadfinder is also available as a frameset at £1,595 / US$ 2,295 / €1,595.
