Urban Cyclist reviews the Shand Stoater Rohloff

Written by Warren Rossiter Shand refer to their Stoater as a go-anywhere adventure road bike. The low-maintenance Rohloff/Gates drivetrain is a great choice for that role. The Rohloff is a self-contained l4-speed hub with a legendary reputation for withstanding mileages into the tens of thousands between servicing. The downside is extra weight over a derailleur […]
Chris Hoy collaboration in Bikes Etc

Written by Mark Bailey If the British Cycling scene has changed a huge amount in the elite sphere, there has been almost as much of a revolution at grassrootes level. ‘I do still pinch myself when I see so many riders everywhere,’ admits Hoy. As if to prove the point, a gardener had earlier spotted […]
Shand Stoater Review in Singletrack

Shand Stoater Review in Singletrack If you want to know more than we can tell you here about the ethos of Shand Cycles, take a look at the ‘Chasing the Hare‘ video on its website. The bike we have is a new version of its most popular bike, the Stoater, which can he built in […]
Shand Bahookie Rohloff on What Mountain Bike

Written by Steve Williams Built in Scotland and still small-scale, Shand switched to building production bikes in 2011 after eight years building one-off custom frames. The Columbus steel-boned Bahookie is its do-it-all trail bike. Custom options This gearbox-toting version is one of three – it’s also available as a carbon-forked singlespeed or conventionally-geared hardtail – […]
Shand Bahookie Rohloff Dropbar on Off-road.cc

Written by Off-road.cc If off-road touring is your thing, then the Shand Bahookie Rohloff Dropbar bike is the bike you need that will offer ultimate durability and low maintenance. Off-road.cc says it is a “sweet handling, well featured and beautifully made steel frame” that will “handle a self-supported, round-the-world trip with ease”. To find out […]
Shand Shug Frame review on Off-road.cc

Written by Rachael Gurney Shand Shug frame review In February 2020 off-road.cc put the Shand Shug through its paces and we are delighted to share their views with you! Their experienced testers said the frame was beautifully made giving it top marks for quality and reporting on the excellent feel of the ride across any […]
Shand Shug on Singletrack review

Written by Antony de Heveningham Shand Shug | A Classic Hardtail or Radical Animal? Singletrack’s recent review of our Shand Shug identifies some of its innate differences with what is considered normal for this category – “extreme geometry”, ample reach, “stubby head tube” and big tyres. But the magazine also states that behind that extreme […]
Shand Rizello in Cyclist Magazine

Written by James Spender Scottish steel strikes a high note There are three ways to make a cyclist like you. One, bring them cake. Two, bring them a cuppa. Three, bring them cake and a cuppa. So when I opened the big cardboard box that arrived from Livingston, Scotland, it was clear its contents and […]