Each bike is hand-built in our London Factory with design details true to the first models – silver parts, Brooks saddle (a favourite of Brompton inventor Andrew Ritchie) and a gloss finish frame.
Premium aluminium touchpoints and a Classic Edition serial plate add the finishing touch.
Three heritage inspired colours tell a story of the city’s rich and diverse architectural history.
Once an ancient highway and now one of the most recognizable streets in London, this busy thoroughfare connects Trafalgar Square with St James Park.
The famous historical white buildings have played host to the city's rich and evolving history, from royal connections to politics, arts and sports. The grandeur and elegance provide a joyful backdrop for the many passing Brompton riders.
Nothing connects London like a Brompton bike and the London Underground. The world's first-ever urban underground railway system is a symbolic part of the city's identity.
The warm and rich Oxblood red colour takes inspiration from the original glazed tiles that can still be seen inside and outside many of the station buildings.
One of the greenest cities in Europe, London's many parks and gardens have long provided both peaceful cycle routes and a tranquil respite from the busy streets.
Many spaces maintain their original design layouts and planting with laurel hedges providing evergreen borders around the city. Our Classic Edition shade takes inspiration from their calming presence in the city.
Once an ancient highway and now one of the most recognizable streets in London, this busy thoroughfare connects Trafalgar Square with St James Park.
The famous historical white buildings have played host to the city's rich and evolving history, from royal connections to politics, arts and sports. The grandeur and elegance provide a joyful backdrop for the many passing Brompton riders.
Nothing connects London like a Brompton bike and the London Underground. The world's first-ever urban underground railway system is a symbolic part of the city's identity.
The warm and rich Oxblood red colour takes inspiration from the original glazed tiles that can still be seen inside and outside many of the station buildings.
One of the greenest cities in Europe, London's many parks and gardens have long provided both peaceful cycle routes and a tranquil respite from the busy streets.
Many spaces maintain their original design layouts and planting with laurel hedges providing evergreen borders around the city. Our Classic Edition shade takes inspiration from their calming presence in the city.
