Pashley curated an exquisite debut collection of custom bicycles designed and hand-crafted in their Stratford upon Avon workshop for Bespoked London ’26. Comprising of three very distinctive models, the brand showcased their master craftmanship at the iconic Bespoked show at its Peckham venue on 24th April. Celebrating the brand’s 100 year heritage, passion, expertise and innovation, the collection merges cutting edge manufacturing techniques with traditional artisanal artistry and beautiful paint schemes and finishes.
This special Bespoked debut range includes; Skyline Fixed – a bespoke Pashley mini velo fixie that captures 90’s culture and spirit combined with urban BMX playfulness; a superlight racer with the Roadfinder SL Integrated a svelte machine with resplendent mixed metallic livery and polished stainless steel detailing; completing the line-up is the Wildfinder Mullet, encompassing 32″ wheel tech in a mullet combination for all-out Gravel speed and off-road agility. All three bikes exhibit Pashley’s frame building artistry, hand-finishing techniques and attention to detail alongside high spec unique builds.
Skyline Fixed
Mini velos always provide fun and the Pashley Skyline puts a smile on the face of its rider – Skyline Fixed is an amplification of that.
Loud brashness of mid noughties fixie culture intermingles with 80s BMX all brought together with a paint scheme inspired by Nintendo’s Gameboy.
The Bespoked build showcases a stripped back frameset where all unnecessary cable routing, bosses and brake mounts are omitted. Reynolds 725 tubes are expertly fillet brazed together – despite appearances the joints remain totally unfiled. A simple build is dominated by a 56T chainring to achieve effective gearing on 20” wheels. The wheelset is hand-built in house by Pashley and features colour coded rims laced to a fixed wheel hub at the rear and Hope Pro5 at the front. Hope’s single brake for the front is routed down the steerer, a custom rack and tray is mounted in a fixed position at the headtube – great lengths taken to ensure bar spins are unobstructed.
Skyline Build Spec Highlights:
- Frame: Skyline, fillet brazed construction
- Fork: Skyline, TIG welded with brazed elements
- Wheels: Alloy rims (25mm internal). Fixed rear, Hope Pro 5 front, double butted spokes
- Tyres: Schwalbe Super Moto X 20×2.4”
- Groupset: 56:15T fixed. Custom painted crankset. Hope XCR Pro brake
- Finishing Kit: Low rise BMX style CrMo bars. Top loading stem, OURY grips, Brooks Cambium C15 saddle
Roadfinder SL Integrated
For Bespoked, a super sleek, visually clean frameset with fully integrated cables, Cane Creek’s HCR headset and stem system. 3D printed frame elements accentuate the blending of the tubes into each other and conceal the seat post binder bolt. The polished Reynolds 931 seat tube and post give the appearance of a seat mast but are fully adjustable. They combine with Pashley’s custom 853 SL tube set to amplify the ride quality that only a hand-crafted high-end steel frame can provide.
Finished in Frozen Berry Metallic, the frameset complements the deep black of Shimano’s Dura Ace, beautifully contrasted by the highly polished stainless steel. Wheels are the latest Parcours Strade GT’s (impressive weight and vibration damping capability the ideal match for high end steel).
Roadfinder SL Build Spec Highlights:
- Frame: Roadfinder SL Integrated. Reynolds 853 SL and 931. 3D printed seat lug and dropouts. TIG welded with silver soldered lugs and drop outs and brazed elements
- Fork: Pashley Carbon Integrated
- Wheels: Parcours Strade GT
- Tyre: Vittoria Corsa Pro 30c
- Groupset: Shimano Dura Ace
- Finishing Kit: Cane Creek HCR stem and headset. Pashley 931 Stainless Seatpost. PRO Stealth Ultralight saddle. Shimano PLT Carbon handlebars
Wildfinder 32″/29″ Mullet
Inspired by the emerging 32″ wheel size and its increasing popularity among XC and Gravel racers, Pashley set about creating a one-off Wildfinder in a 32/29” mullet configuration. The focus – speed and agility off road. Something you could imagine setting an FKT on Traws Eryri or the King Alfred Way. The rollover, inertia and comfort of a 32” paired with a 29” out back and its accompanying short snappy chainstays.
With a practical build the componentry combines lightweight performance with durability. A carbon fork sheds grams while adding steering precision without sacrificing cargo capacity. Wide Carbons rims paired with Hope Pro 5 hubs are wrapped in the latest fast rolling rubber from Schwalbe to power over the next climb. A rugged mechanical groupset offers reliability off-grid with Shimano GRX shifters paired up to the fully rebuildable Ratio rear mech. Hope’s carbon crankset sits at the centre with Brooks Cambium C13 atop a PNW dropper and matching bar tape completes the build.
The colourway hits somewhere between the vibrancy of a hillside of heather and a box fresh pair of Nike Air MAX 95s. Silver parts used throughout to add an air of elegance.
This special model represents Pashley’s desire to look forward and leverages their ability to quickly adapt to emerging market trends. The bike is a test bed for Pashley’s team to assess the potential benefits of the new wheel size allowing informed decisions on the design direction of future models.
Skyline Build Spec Highlights:
- Frame: Wildfinder custom geometry to accommodate the mullet set up. Reynolds 853 DZB. 3D printed seat lug, dropouts and half chainstay yoke. TIG welded with silver soldered lugs and drop outs and brazed elements
- Fork: Columbus Futura Adventure
- Wheels: 32 front, 29” rear. Carbon rims (30mm internal), Hope Pro 5 hubs, Sapim double butted spokes
- Tyre: Schwalbe Rick XC
- Groupset: Shimano GRX mechanical, Ratio mech, Hope carbon crankset
- Finishing Kit: PNW Components Loam dropper, Brooks C13 saddle, Brooks Cambium tape. Ritchey Beacon bars. Hope TR stem
Learn more at the Pashley Cycles Website