Choosing a Pearson
Every Pearson is built by hand in our London workshop, to fit you. The real choice is where you ride, and how you ride.
Most riders fall somewhere in between. Read on for the short answer, how the geometry compares and two ways to be sure.
Shift 2.0
Aero road, from £4,300
On&On Race
Gravel race, from £5,600
Forge
Performance endurance, from £3,850
On&On Adventure
Gravel adventure, from £3,100
The short answer
You ride long and still like to ride fast: sportives, big club runs, a week in the mountains. Its geometry comes from thousands of our own bike fits, with a taller front than Shift for the long days and room for 35mm tyres.
You race, or you ride in the fastest group you can hold. Aero tube shapes and a lower, longer front tuck you out of the wind, and a T1000 carbon frame keeps the weight down.
Your fast rides leave the tarmac: gravel races, forest roads and byways, flat out. It clears tyres up to 45mm, and its stiff T1000 frame turns every effort into speed.
You ride for days and carry what you need. There are mounts for bags and bottles, room for tyres up to 45mm, and handling that stays calm with a full load and miles still to go.
Geometry compared
Geometry shapes how a bike rides: how low and stretched you sit, how quickly it steers, and how steady it feels at speed. Compare two models to see how they differ, and what that means for your riding. On&On Race and On&On Adventure share one geometry.
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