The Traditional Cycle Shop has a wonderful selection of gifts to help make Christmas truly special for the Moultoneer in your life.

The Traditional Cycle Shop has a wonderful selection of gifts to help make Christmas truly special for the Pashley person in your life.

The latest in our regular series of profiles of riders of Pashley and Moulton bicycles.
“Maybe it’s the heightened awareness that comes from the experience of cycling through heavy traffic, senses finely tuned, reflexes sharp, the feeling of released endorphins upon reaching your destination in one piece?”

April 9th 2020 marks one hundred years since the birth of Alex Moulton, one of the most significant design engineers of the twentieth century.

We’ve been looking for a suitable cycle helmet to sell at The Traditional Cycle Shop for a long time so we’re very pleased to be stocking the Dashel urban cycle helmet.

Zara at work at the the Moulton factory brazing rear carriers.

The Traditional Cycle Shop is being currently featured on Conde Nast Traveller in an article about the loveliest things to do in Stratford-upon-Avon.

The latest in our regular series of profiles of riders of Pashley and Moulton bicycles. Paul owns three Pashleys - Countryman, Guv’nor and Morgan 8.

Moulton Bicycle Week 2020 at The Traditional Cycle Shop from Wednesday 22nd April to Saturday 25th April.

Pashley and Moulton Special Editions are usually cycles created to celebrate an anniversary or an occasion. Special Editions are usually available for a limited time or are a limited numbers run (Limited Edition). Here’s what is currently available.

We’re showing oil paintings by landscape painter and Pashley Roadster-riding artist Antony Bridge at the shop.

The Traditional Cycle Shop has a wonderful selection of gifts to help make Christmas truly special for the Pashley person in your life.

The Traditional Cycle Shop has a wonderful selection of gifts to help make Christmas truly special for the Moultoneer in your life.

The Moulton CONE is a celebration of sixty years of Alex Moulton’s rubber cone spring design.