The Pooch 8 Speed
The Moosher with gears, the OG with Moosher frame.
It’s the Pooch!
It’s a new twist on tried, tested and loved bikes already in the range.
The Pooch allows you to conquer more demanding gradients with ease. The compliant steel frame, hand-welded into a natural riding position, is coupled with FSA and Box4 gears. This results in a super comfortable, valued packed, geared bike. Go further.
Comfort
We’re so proud of our embroidered saddle that we fit it on the majority of our bikes. No need to worry about getting a numb bum.
8 Gears
FSA Vero single ring crankset and Box4 cassette. A blend of top quality shifting, wide range of gears and simple 8 speed system.

Bar Options
Riser, flat, cruiser or bullhorn allow the ride to be tailored to you and your riding style.
Can’t choose which? Keep scrolling…
Compliance
Steel flexes just the right amount. The steel frame and fork help take the shock out of bumps in the road, creating a smoother ride.
RISER BAR, FLAT BAR, BULLHORN OR CRUISER BAR?
Riser and Flat Bar are ideal for cycling that requires a more head-up riding position, such as commuting or dashing about town. Your hands are in a slightly wider position on the bar; on the Riser they sit 25mm higher. Combined, this gives more control and allows you to react more quickly.
Cruiser Bars sweep backwards giving the most upright riding position. This leaves plenty of room at the front of the bike and keeps weight well balanced even with a basket full of groceries or case of beer loaded.
Bullhorns give lots more room to reach forward and offer several options for hand position. They’re also called Bullhorns.
8-SPEED GEARS
Mechanically speaking, it’s a mighty fine combination of Box4 cassette, rear derailleur and shifter with FSA crankset.
Originally designed for mountain bikes.
All sounds a bit techy and confusing – what does it actually mean?
A robust, low maintenance setup which helps get you up hills easily and cruising on the flats. Assembled to make some mighty fine looking bikes.
Perfect for longer commutes, hilly commutes and going a little bit further at the weekend.