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Moulton TSR9, Pashley
The Moulton TSR9 made by Pashley still hold the key features that Alex Moulton defined back in the 1950s – small wheels, suspension, stiff unisex frame, adaptability to suit intended use, and innovation in design, engineering and manufacture. The Moulton, of today, has only improved on those designs resulting in a bike that’s lighter, stiffer, faster and more comfortable, as well as easier to transport by road, rail or air.
Sharing it’s genes with the TSR 27, the TSR 9 is a lighter, versatile machine with all the defining Moulton features. At home, in town or on the trail, it can handle all but the steepest of terrains.
TSR9 SPECS:
| Headset | Miche Team threadless |
| Front Hub | KT 36 q/r |
| Rear Hub | KT 36 q/r |
| Spokes | SS 14g |
| Rims | Silver alloy, CNC brake track |
| Tyres | Continental Contact 37-406 |
| Tubes | Schwalbe 20″ presta |
| Crankset | Sunrace 54t (two guards) |
| Bottom Bracket | Sealed cartridge |
| Brake Levers | Avid FR-5 |
| Brakes | Avid Single Digit 5 |
| Gear Lever Front | n/a |
| Gear Lever Rear | SRAM DD9 Trigger |
| Front Mech | n/a |
| Rear Mech | SRAM DualDrive |
| Cassette | SRAM PG950 11-32 |
| Chain | Wippermann Connex |
| Pedals | VP607 alloy/rubber thread |
| Seatpost | Kalloy SP265 |
| Saddle | Selle Royal Viper |
| Handlebar Stem | Uno adjustable |
| Handlebar | Kalloy AL-007 DB |
| Handlebar Grips/Tape | Rubber moulded |
| Gear Range (inches) | 32-94 |
| Frame Size | Suitable for inside leg 27-36″ |
| Colour | Now available in Green, Black or Orange [see colour chart] |
| Separability | Available as fixed or separable. |
| Weight (fixed frame, no pedals) | 11.9kg (26.23lb) |
| Mudguard Clearance (guide) | Up to 1.6″ tyre section |
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