Jakob Fuglsang's custom Argon 18 Gallium Pro 'Tricolor ParticulR' - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
From the front, the bike appears almost entirely red - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The blue to red fade looks to represent his trade team Astana and his nation of Denmark - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
On the chainstays you can see how the silver areas also include flecks of black paint - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
A closer look at the quick-release skewers from Corima and fork dropouts - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Fuglsang's face is split with an Iron Man design at the head of the top tube - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Here you can see how the front area of red fades away from the front of the bike - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Shimano Dura-Ace R9100 brakes provide the stopping power for Fuglsang - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The design sees various fades of black to white to red to blue - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The FSA cockpit is paired with Shimano Dura-Ace R9150 levers and Prologo handlebar tape - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The out-front computer mount from K-Edge looks to match the custom deisgn of the bike perfectly - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Jakob Fuglsang's name appears in a design at the base of the down tube - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The frameset features a variety of fades to represent Fuglsang's career - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The bike is equipped with a combination of Shimano Dura-Ace R9150 and FSA K-Force Light components - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Fuglsang's race wheels are labelled up with his name and the Danish flag - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Fuglsang opts for Corima 47 WS wheels for the rolling cicuit stage in Frauenfeld - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The frameset is paired with an FSA K-Force Light seatpost - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Fuglsang rides with a Prologo NDR Nack saddle - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The majority of the Astana team uses Look Keo Carbon blade pedals - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
The top tube has a split colour design with flipped colour decals - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Fuglsang's Shimano Dura-Ace R9150 rear derailleur has been modified with CeramicSpeed's OSPW system - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Astana is known to use Shimano Ultegra cassettes but, ahead of the stage 2 start at Tour de Suisse, Fuglsang was running an 11-30 Shimano Dura-Ace R9100 cassette - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Astana is using Wolfpack tubular tyres at the Tour de Suisse but has also been seen on Schwalbe, FMB and S-Works tyres this season - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Astana Pro Team and Argon 18 have presented Jakob Fuglsang with a custom-painted Gallium Pro frameset for the Tour de Suisse ahead of the Dane's general classification attempt at the Tour de France.
Designed by Argon 18 and painted by Colourburn Studio, the frameset features multiple fades of red, black, silver and the blue of the Astana team. Argon 18 has dubbed the custom bike as the Tricolor Gallium Pro ParticuleR.
Astana says the design concept represents Fuglsang's past, present and future, as well as "showcasing a dynamic of Fuglsang's racing".
The front view of the bike appears to show a completely red bike, representing the national colours of Fuglsang's native Denmark, while the Argon 18 decals on the down tube are in the iconic colours of Astana.
The blue to red fade looks to represent his trade team Astana and his nation of Denmark - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
Alongside the red and blue of the frameset, a black and silver design is presented in both a fade and sharp split in various areas of the bike.
On the central split design of the top tube, a stencil of Fuglsang's face is halved and paired with a similar stencil of the superhero Iron Man. At the base of the down tube, Jakob Fuglsang's name is presented in a typography design focusing on the Dane's initials.
The frameset is paired with Shimano Dura-Ace R9150 drivetrain components, while FSA provides the finishing kit and crankset, which is paired with a Power2Max power meter.
The bike is equipped with a combination of Shimano Dura-Ace R9150 and FSA K-Force Light components - Josh Evans/Immediate Media
47mm carbon wheels from Corima are teamed with tubular tyres from German brand Wolfpack.
For the bike's contact points, Prologo provides the saddles and handlebar tape and the team opts for Look Keo Blade Carbon pedals.
Check out the gallery above to see the bike in detail.
