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Varsity Edinburgh Courier Single-Speed Bicycle
Varsity Edinburgh Courier Single-Speed Bicycle
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Why shop with Quella?
Why shop with Quella?
- Designed for real riders - every Quella bike is built with style, simplicity and performance in mind
- UK-assembled with care - we hand-assemble and quality-check each bike right here in the UK
- Outstanding value - premium components and timeless design without the premium price tag
- Fast, friendly support - real people, ready to help before and after your purchase
- Trusted by thousands - over 1,000 5-star reviews and counting, from cyclists across the UK and beyond
What happens when you take a Quella Nero and put it through one of Britain’s famous universities? You end up with a Quella Varsity Edinburgh – the same fun, low maintenance and track-inspired speedster, but one which has graduated with added refinement and sophistication. The new members of the Quella Varsity range feature a number of improvements over our Nero models for those who wish to combine classic single speed riding with first class componentry and a top quality frame.
Our 'Courier' range utilises bull horn style bars which suit a more sports/aggressive riding style. If you prefer are more upright/easy riding style then check-out our 'Classic' model with riser style handlebars.
Built around an upgraded 4130 chromoly frame and fork with double butted tubing, the Varsity models are lighter, faster and stronger feature sealed headset bearings, an intricate aluminium 44T crank, and a full Quella Varsity Premium finishing kit for improved comfort and performance.
Our stunning Varsity Edinburgh is finished in a classic Edinburgh slate grey coloured frame with complementary Quella Varsity premium finish kit.
Features:
- Full rebrand for 2023 with premium paint finishes and detailing
- Cro-mo 4130 track frame and fork
- All new premium Vintage CNC Crank Set
- Wide bore handle bar with premium vegan friendly leather bar tape
- Quella premium body geo comfort saddle
- Sealed bearing headset
Weight:
- 51cm & 54cm frames – 10kg
- 58 & 61cm frames 11.3kg
SPECIFICATION
Specification:
Frame: Cro-mo 4130 Track Geometry
Forks: Cro-mo 4130 Track Profile
Crank: Quella Premium Vintage CNC Aluminium 44T
Pedals: Wellgo Platform
Gear ratio: 44T/16T
Hubs: Joytech Flip/Flop
Rims: Quella 40mm Deep-V Double Wall CNC Braking Surface
Tyres: Kenda West 25c
Brakes: Radius Dual Pivot Calliper
Handlebars: Quella Premium Bullhorn with 31.8 Bore
Stem: Quella Premium 90mm reach
Saddle: Quella Premium Varsity Body Geo Comfort Saddle
Seat Post: Micro Adjust 27.2
Headset: Quella CNC Sealed Bearing
Stand Over Height: 28.5″ (51cm), 30″ (54cm), 33″ (58cm), 34″ (61cm)
Weight: 10 kgs (51cm), 10 kgs (54cm), 11.3 kgs (58cm), 11.3 kgs (61cm)
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what a bike this is! The craftsmanship and performance is exactly what I needed!
I’m an Audax rider, average 16k/yr and have several bikes. Road, Gravel & MTB.. So N+1 with Quella.
Website good, question on colour/shade, solved by Jess. Got a few extras and all delivered quickly.
Boxed & protected very well, opened in perfect condition and colour exceptional in sun. Practising on single speed was welcomed, only done four 50-60k rides and noticed every incline! Obviously picked a great bike by all the compliments. I’m truly impressed with quality and fair price of my first fixie.
Overall looks and rides well but struggle with the handlebars and would prefer straight ones. The curved up handlebars are a bit annoying
Great
It’s a lovely bike. My only complaint is that as a designer (so yes I’m picky) the colours are off. The promotional images are pushed towards the yellow. The bike is considerably more pale blue than the green blue of the online images and the wheels are considerably more pale and white shifted than the promotional images suggest. I was hoping for that nice buttery wood hue of the online bikes. Don’t get me wrong it’s a beautiful bike but in retrospect I would have ordered the Oxford.
Additionally the front wheel arrived with a chunk taken out of the paint work.
I’m sure I sound petty and picky and uptight but when you pay $1500 to land a bike in Australia you have reasonably high hopes.