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Titanium bike builder J.Laverack has paired up with Aston Martin to develop what looks to be the world’s most custom road bike. And possibly the most expensive real performance bike we’ve ever seen. Even if maybe not quite priceless. Mixing 3D-printed titanium joints, carbon fiber tubing, a new level of integrated details, and more custom finishing options than you can shake a stick at, this J.Laverack Aston Martin .1R takes bespoke further than we’ve ever seen.
In fact, bike buyer pick from the exact same color palettes and trim choices offered on Aston Martin’s cars, delivering “Oddly, 3D-printed ti lugs bonded to carbon tubes are surprisingly more and more common these days. Just like fully integrated internal cable routing. This frame is certainly sleek looking. But this J.Laverack Aston Martin .1R road bike takes it to the next level in the details.The custom brakes were one of the first to capture our attention.
At the other end of the rider contact points is an integrated carbon seatmast, topped off by a titanium seatpost head and a Brooks C13 Cambium saddle, material matched to your bar finish.The .1R features a custom crankset, as well. J.Laverack constructs the custom length cranks from molded carbon fiber with an integrated proprietary direct mount interface.
But maybe reassuring for you investment, each numbered bike comes with a matching numbered carbon & alloy luxury travel case, plus a customized crankbrothers track pump and handmade wooden tool case.
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