What happens when you take a Quella Nero and put it through one of Britain's famous universities? You end up with a Quella Varsity - the same fun, low maintenance and track-inspired speedster, but one which has graduated with added refinement and sophistication. The new members of the Quella Varsity range feature a number of improvements over our Nero models for those who wish to combine classic single speed riding with first class componentry. Built around an upgraded 4130 frame and fork, the Varsity models feature sealed headset bearings, an intricate aluminium 44T crank, and a full Quella Premium finishing kit for improved comfort and performance. New is our eye-catching Varsity Imperial, named after the university nestled in the heart of London. This single speed bike with exclusive chrome paint job draws inspiration from the high-rise skyscrapers dominating our capital's skyline.

• Premium paint finishes and detailing
• Cro-mo 4130 track frame and fork
• All new premium Vintage CNC Crank Set
• Wide bore handle bar with premium vegan friendly leather bar tape
• Quella premium body geo comfort saddle
• Sealed bearing headset
• Frame: Cro-mo 4130 Track Geometry
• Forks: Cro-mo 4130 Track Profile
• Crank: Quella Premium Vintage CNC Aluminium 44T
• Pedals: Wellgo Platform
• Gear ratio: 44T/16T
• Hubs: Joytech Flip/Flop
• Rims: Quella 40mm Deep-V Double Wall CNC Braking Surface
• Tyres: Kenda West 25c
• Brakes: Radius Dual Pivot Calliper
• Handlebars: Quella Premium Bullhorn with 31.8 Bore
• Stem: Quella Premium 90mm reach
• Saddle: Quella Premium Varsity Body Geo Comfort Saddle
• Seat Post: Micro Adjust 27.2
• Headset: Quella CNC Sealed Bearing
• Stand Over Height: 28.5? 51cm, 30? (54cm), 33? (58cm), 34? (61cm)
• Weight: 11.4 kgs (51cm), 11.4 kgs (54cm), 11.8 kgs (58cm), 12 kgs (61cm)

Our bikes come 90% assembled, the customer will need to place front wheel between the forks and tighten bolts, insert pedals into correct crank arms (L/R indicates which side is correct), straighten and tighten handlebars using an Allen key, attach saddle and seat post into the frame and tighten the seat clamp to desired height. If the customer is not very confident with putting it together, we advise taking it to a bike shop as a mechanic can put it together for a low price.