
Shiny spokes
Here's a nice example of a newly rebuilt wheel from a Moulton S Safari. The rim is a Milremo 369mm (17 inch), and the hub is an Airlite Click on the pics for the full size version

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The story of Peter Lea is quite an amazing one. During his cycling career, he averaged over 17,000 miles per year and over 187,000 miles in total. Peter ordered a Moulton S Safari in 1965, with a…

Paul Villiers is a framebuilder, Moulton dealer and builder of custom Moultons. He gave up his job in the city to build bikes, and to customise Moultons. Some time ago on the moultonbicycle yahoo…

It's being hailed as the first Continuously Variable Transmission that's light enough, and reliable enough for use on bicycles. If you call 4.2 kg light! They're calling it a CVP or Continuously…

Not everyone loved their first Moulton experience... http://beastbite.blogspot.com/2007/07/its-been-all-downhill-from-here.html

I found another picture of the Pashley rear rack for the TSR here As mentioned previously, the new rack seems a lot narrower than the old APB's platform rack, at least when the bag is removed. Part…

My wife had a dream last night, that she found an old Moulton bicycle in a garage somewhere and she tried to "retrieve" it for me. All I can think about is... what model was it?

In yesterday's Guardian, Matt Seaton mentioned "all those photographs in newspapers and online galleries of people in their wellies cycling through floods..." Matt continues: "What I can't understand…

The IMechE Journal of Energy and Power, Volume 20 No 3, 2006 featured an article on Aerodynamic research using the Moulton small-wheeled bicycle . The abstract reads as follows: "This short article…

At first glance, an F-frame moulton, and a spaceframe moulton have very little in common (apart from small wheels, high pressure tyres and suspension, of course)... I mean in the frame of course. One…

I used one of my Mark 3s as a fixed gear commuting bike for almost a year, and while I loved riding fixed, and I loved the simplicity and the low maintenance aspects, I found it did have it's…