Pashley Bike Covers — Princess, Roadster & Pathfinder

Pashley build traditional bikes by hand in Britain, with upright riding positions and swept-back bars. They are heavy, handsome things, usually fitted with a rack or a basket and often too long and too awkward to lift indoors — so they tend to be parked in a garden, a passageway or a bike store where the weather can get at them.

The range splits fairly neatly. Wide, upright bars and the bulkier electric models take the XL / MTB, while the narrower Roadfinder models take the STASH or the URBAN. A handful of models we would rather check with you first.

Which BikeParka fits your Pashley?

Accessories change the shape of a bike more than the frame does, and Pashleys are often well equipped. A front basket, a rear rack, panniers, a saddlebag or a rear child seat all add bulk, and full mudguards add length at both ends. If you are between sizes, send us your exact bike model and accessories and we'll check before you order.

All BikeParka covers are made from waterproof, seam-sealed ripstop fabric, and they're PFAS- and PFC-free. Adjustable toggles draw the cover in around the bike on windy days, and each one packs into its own Stuff Sac. The URBAN has built-in lock-through panels so cover and bike can be secured together; the STASH and XL / MTB have brass eyelets at the hem for threading a cable lock.

Which size cover?

It comes down to handlebar width. The STASH and the URBAN are the same size and the same fit: both suit standard bikes — road, gravel, hybrid, commuter, city and standard e-bikes — with handlebars up to 63cm. The XL / MTB takes handlebars up to 100cm, so it is the one for mountain bikes, trekking bikes, bigger frames, bulkier e-bikes, or a standard bike with a rear child seat. Wherever we suggest the STASH, the URBAN fits exactly the same, so the choice between them is about locking: the URBAN has built-in lock-through panels, while the STASH has brass eyelets at the hem.

Pashley cover questions

Which cover fits a Pashley Princess Sovereign?

The XL / MTB. Its 100cm handlebar limit gives the Princess Sovereign's upright bars the room they need, along with the Pathfinder models and the Briton-E and Britannia-E.

Is there a cover for the Pashley Roadfinder?

Yes — the STASH or the URBAN. The whole Roadfinder line, including the Roadfinder X, XE and E, sits within the 63cm handlebar limit these two share. They are the same size and fit, so pick the URBAN for built-in lock-through panels or the STASH for brass hem eyelets and a cable lock.

What about the Pashley Guv'nor?

We do not have a firm fit for the Guv'nor in our database yet, and the same goes for the Pronto, the Roadster Sovereign, the Parabike and the Britannia. Rather than guess, message us with your model and any accessories fitted and we will tell you which cover to order.