Custom
Since 2010 I’ve been designing custom titanium frames and forks for riders who want something truly their own.
Each bike begins as a conversation, then slowly takes shape as a one-of-a-kind machine built around the way you ride, where you ride and what excites you about cycling. No two riders are the same, and that’s exactly why I offer custom builds.
Sam Alison
Founder, Singular Cycles
Step 1: Choose Your Base
Each custom build begins with a Singular model that best suits the style of riding you have in mind, whether that’s fast gravel, bikepacking or mountain trails.
I like to think of this as the starting point for your design. From here we’ll tailor the details to suit you. You can view some examples in our gallery below.
Step 2: Let's Chat
Book a call or drop me a message and we’ll talk through what you want from the bike.
We’ll cover things like:
- Riding style and terrain
- Fit and geometry preferences
- Components and compatibility
- Tyre clearance, mounts and other practical details
This conversation is where your ideas start taking shape.
Step 3: Your Frame Takes Shape
Using the information from our discussion, I’ll create a detailed drawing of your frame.
This will include:
- Geometry tailored to you
- Tube selection for the right ride feel
- Standards for drivetrain, bottom bracket, axles and head tube
- Mounts, routing and other options
You’ll review the drawing and we can refine anything before production begins.
Step 4: Secure Your Spot
Once the design is approved, I’ll ask for a 50% deposit to secure your place in the next production batch.
At this point your bike officially goes into the build queue.
Step 5: The Building Begins
Your frame is produced by specialist builders who I’ve worked with for many years.
Each one is made to order based on the agreed design and specifications.
Step 6: Your Singular Arrives
Typical lead time is around 10–12 weeks depending on the batch schedule.
When your frame is finished, the remaining balance is due and your bike will be carefully packaged and shipped to you, or you’re welcome to collect it in person.
Get in Touch:
To discuss your custom request, feel free to drop me an email by clicking the button below.