BACKGROUND At it’s debut in 1992, the Pashley Moulton APB brought the Alex Moulton space-frame design within the reach of the cycling masses. At a fraction of the cost of its Bradford-on-Avon built stable-mates, the APB closely resembled the AM-ATB, with a separable frame and 20″ wheels. Over the years the bike has evolved steadily, quietly dropping the APB moniker but firmly establishing itself in the folding/separable bicycle market. But at the same time the number and quality of other performance folders, from the likes [...]

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Dashing Tweeds Harris Jacket, worn by Tom at City Cycle Style. Image by Mark, author of the excellent I bike London blog