The MASON SLR

The MASON SLR is our Italian made, steel touring road bicycle with a focus on smooth, long-lasting performance, and ultimate grand-touring capabilities. A new chapter in Mason Cycles’ obsession with high-performance steel, designed in collaboration with one of the most skilled and established bicycle frame builders in Italy.
Up to 700c x 40mm wheels/tyres, including full fenders.
Developed and fabricated in collaboration with one of the most skilled and established bicycle frame builders in Italy - Cicli Barco.
The SLR is available with various build levels, similar to the options for MASON Bokeh and MASON Resolution. Just contact us for your dream build!
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[@truthseeker8483]

Very nice practical comfortable bike, well done guys

[@Flipchartsundmehr]

I love the SLR. It‘s a great looking bike! Can I run ist with 650b, too, like many randonneurs like to setup their bike?

[@mason_cycles]

We almost always build up SLRs with 700c, but yes, you could absolutely go for 650b. We would recommend a tyre around 47mm, to maintain overall diameter while preserving clearance.

[@Flipchartsundmehr]

These are great News, thanks a lot!

[@adam1885282]

I’m old af so I don’t understand the huge seat to bar drop like a racing bike

[@Steve-yo8uh]

Nah, I'd rather spend my money on a carbon frame from one of the bigger manufacturers. Nice try though.

[@mason_cycles]

Hi @Steve-yo8uh. There's certainly plenty to choose from among the mass market carbon options. We hope you find the right bike for you.

[@Oncesavedalwayssaved1611]

The pump peg on a touring bike is so dumb. There’s co2 carts and digital battery powered tire inflaters now. While you’re at it put a downtube shifter boss on there. Frame builders can be so pretentious and snobby.

[@mason_cycles]

Hi @Oncesavedalwayssaved. SLR stands for Super Long Range. It's built for simplicity, longevity and independence. While CO2 cartridges run out of gas and electrical inflaters need power, a simple pump rarely fails. When we asked riders what they wanted in a long range tourer, they told us a pump peg was on the list. And it's our riders we listen to when designing bikes.

[@mason_cycles]

Oh, and, have you seen the chain pip? 😉