As James Ion, Editor of ProGravel Magazine, gets ready to embark on his solo wanderlust bikepacking adventure aboard his Pashley Roadfinder X, we caught up with him to discuss borders, bike setup, and the belief required to turn a dream into reality.

“Steel is definitely real…” Join us for a ride through all the reaction from Bespoked ’26.

The Townhouse Bicycle, as featured in the April issue of House & Garden. Celebrate slow living, and slow cycling.

In fine company in the latest edition of T3, featuring our newest electrified addition, the Briton E, in Best of British... the gear you need right now.

"Finding "monozukuri" on British soil, where heritage steel framebuilding and modern craft turn pipes into bikes with soul...."

"The wildest gravel bike of 2025 just dropped and you'll never guess who made it..." Cycling Weekly.

“Pashley’s new Roadfinder SL is the first steel bike I’ve truly desired in 30 years…” Riding into a new audience with Bike Radar's first look at our precision road rider’s dream.

"The Roadfinder SL looks like further evidence of Pashley's impressive melding of artisan hand-craftmanship with modern technologies..."

“This is the real deal… It’s got real purpose and energy… and it absolutely loves to tap out the tempo, whether that’s on road or on gravel.”

“The Roadfinder is a celebration of British craftsmanship, engineering and ingenuity…”

“For Pashley, despite being the best part of 100 years old, every component is still up to date, on trend and shining brightly…”

“Bowling along country lanes on a bicycle must count as one of the more sublime ways of spending a summer’s day...”

“British bike making tradition meets forward thinking innovation...” 

"Our top picks of contemporary works of moving art"

We were super excited to see our Pathfinder XE feature in the February issue of BBC Countryfile Magazine.

“I believe this will fly - Pashley shifts up a gear...”

"Representing the latest launch from Britain’s longest-established bicycle maker, the Pathfinder e-bike continues to expand Pashley’s product range, taking the quintessentially British brand into a new market, which sees it engaging with a wider audience."

“Taking the essence of the original Pashley Guv’nor, and enhancing it in this special Grand Tour edition, the brand has aimed to create a bike that enables its rider to replicate the same routes raced by champions past and present.”