Whether it is arriving at the cafe on a bike guaranteed to turn heads or you are looking to truly put your personal stamp on your new ride, Trek have made customising your bike both affordable and easy. Project One is an in-house service where Trek paint your frame to your exacting specifications. With a wide range of colours and designs available, read on to learn more about the service.
Trek Project One
Customise Your Dream Bike
Those Finishing Touches
The customisation does not just end with the paint scheme. Whether it is a deep section set of wheels, a power meter or your favourite saddle, dial in those finishing touches and speak to us about sourcing the accessories, components and wheels on your wish list. Whether you are looking for a standard or a CeramicSpeed bottom bracket, the options are there to customise your bike to your exacting requirements.
Everything from picking your favourite Bontrager saddle width, to gear ratios and crank length can be accounted for and with options to swap between components you can ensure your Trek falls within your budget.
How to Design Your Very Own Project One Trek
Designing your dream bike is a simple task. Our highly trained team in store and our customer care advisors are experienced at helping our customers spec their very own Project One Trek. From discussing potential colour combinations to getting the designs sent off to Trek to begin the painting process, every step is taken care of, from idea to your first ride.
Contact us to learn more about the Project One service in store and get inspired on Trek's Project One page.
Mads' Madone
He might not have been on many fan's radars prior to the 2019 Elite Mens UCI Road Race Championships but there will be no missing the Trek-Segafredo rider, Mads Pedersen, over the next 12 months. Not only did the Dane take the rainbow bands in style, he also earned himself a rather special Trek for his efforts. A showcase of Project One excellence, the World Champion design is a celebration of Trek's Project One arm and a day in Yorkshire Mads will never forget.
