Moulton / Folding Bikes
Moulton TSR30, Pashley
The Moutlon TSR30 made by Pashley is the ideal choice if you are looking for a performance road touring machine. Available with either a drop or flat bar to suit all riding styles.
Gears and brakes are courtesy of Campagnolo with their 30 speed Veloce components featuring throughout. A mix of other great quality components, including a pair of Schwalbe’s narrow slick Stelvio tyres continue the performance theme to make the Pashley Moulton TSR 30 the ideal bike for fast sunny summer rides and trans continental touring alike!
TSR 30 SPECS:
| Headset | Miche Team threadless |
| Front Hub | Miche Racing Box 28 |
| Rear Hub | Miche Racing Box 28 |
| Spokes | Sapim Laser SS 14/17g DB |
| Rims | Alex DA16 28h |
| Tyres | Conti Sport Contact 1.125 (28-406) |
| Tubes | Schwalbe 20″ presta |
| Crankset | Stronglight Z-Light 58/48/34 |
| Bottom Bracket | Stronglight Activ-Link |
| Brake Levers | Campagnolo Ergopower Veloce |
| Brakes | Tektro DP calliper |
| Gear Lever Front | Campagnolo Ergopower Veloce |
| Gear Lever Rear | Campagnolo Ergopower Veloce |
| Front Mech | Campagnolo Comp Triple |
| Rear Mech | Campagnolo Veloce (med.cage) |
| Cassette | Campagnolo Centaur 11-25 |
| Chain | Wippermann Connex |
| Pedals | none supplied |
| Seatpost | Kalloy SPC100 carbon |
| Saddle | fi’zi:k Aliante |
| Handlebar Stem | Uno adjustable |
| Handlebar | Deda Piega drop handlebar 44 |
| Handlebar Grips/Tape | Cork Tape (black) |
| Gear Range (inches) | 25-98 |
| Frame Size | Suitable for inside leg 27-36″ |
| Colour | Now available in Midnight Blue or Burgundy [see colour chart] |
| Separability | Available as fixed (shown) or separable. |
| Weight (fixed frame, no pedals) | 11.4kg (25.13lb) |
| Mudguard Clearance (guide) | Up to 1.125″ tyre section |
| *TSR 30 TE | Touring Equipped model features Brooks Swift Titanium saddle, leather bar tape, mudguards & stainless bottle cage. |
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