The Izoard RR Disc is born in the Alps and made just for you

The Izoard RR Disc is born in the Alps and made just for you

A black and gold custom steel road beauty

Spoon Customs

Published: September 25, 2018 at 10:30 am

Spoon Customs constructs custom bikes inspired by its home in the Alps, with traditional steel meeting modern construction and design. The company has recently updated its Izoard RR road bike with disc brakes, and the result is… well, rather lovely.

The Izoard RR ‘template’ (named after the Col d'Izoard) provides the foundation for a road racer designed to go fast. By creating a custom bike designed just for you, Spoon Customs wants to create “that first bike feeling” that will get you excited to go out and ride.

Getting a bike made with Spoon Customs begins with a fitting session, allowing the frame to be tailored to your physiology and requirements. With this information, the bike is then constructed from Columbus steel tubing in northern Italy.

You can then choose either a 'house' paint job, or go completely custom and have the bike built up with the spec of your dreams. And the result? Just check out the images below.

The decals are finished with 24k gold leaf Spoon Customs

The bike pictured is fitted with a Chris King headset and a Columbus Futura Disc fork. The groupset is Campagnolo Super Record EPS V3 and the bike rolls on Bora 35 disc wheels with Vittoria Corsa tyres. Deda Superzero finishing kit and Fizik contact points finish off the build.

The bike is painted with a McLaren SLR black paint Spoon Customs

The custom frame was made to order and finished with a unique McLaren SLR black paint and 24k gold leaf decals.

A special bike deserves a special head tube badge Spoon Customs

We’re looking forward to seeing what else will be coming from Spoon Customs, with a gravel and more comfort focussed road bike apparently in the works.

Who wouldn't want this bike? Spoon Customs

For more details and to enquire about a bike of your own, visit Spoon Customs here. It’s also worth following the Instagram page for some rather lovely bike-goodness.