Monday, 29 September 2014
Bespoke now open on Jermyn Street
Jermyn Street has long been a destination for those seeking the very best hand crafted products and tailor made luxury goods in the world. In this spirit we are proud to announce the opening of our new Bespoke store on this iconic London street.
59 Jermyn Street, our second London store, is situated on the lower ground floor, below the Weiss gallery, at the western end of Jermyn Steet. Showcasing all of our exquisite brands, the store stocks our premium clothing and bike lines and has a comfortable customer consultation area, in addition to a well appointed Retül fit room and a full workshop. Comprehensive bike fitting and servicing are offered by appointment, please contact us for bookings.
Our Farringdon branch continues to serve the City with full bike fit and workshop facilities, and supplies the world's finest bicycles and cycling products.
Lower Ground Floor,
59 Jermyn Street,
London,
SW1Y 6LX
Telephone: 020 7290 4460
Monday, 8 September 2014
Fantastic photos on our Flickr feed
Our custom builds can be a source of inspiration when you're planning your new bike, and of course it's always fun to see the latest and greatest gear. Head over to our Flickr page - http://www.flickr.com/photos/bespokecycling - to see a selection of our recent builds.
Saturday, 30 August 2014
Now recruiting - Bike Fitters
As Bespoke grows we are always on the lookout for new or experienced bike fitters to join the team in our expanding network of stores.
We are looking for bright individuals with excellent communication skills and a strong interest in the technical side of bike fitting and biomechanics.
Please share the following link with anyone that either has fitting experience and is looking to progress their career with the industry leaders, or who has racing/mechanics/cycling industry experience and is interested in training and becoming a bike fitter. Or if you fit the bill, don't hesitate to get in touch!
Read more on our website at:
http://www.bespokecycling.com/careers
Tuesday, 26 August 2014
Trek Domane Six Series
The great thing about Trek's Project One programme is that it allows you to really make the bike your own. Mixing specifications and colour schemes to create something unique, whilst still benefitting from all of Trek's research and development, as well as their economies of scale (they buy groupsets in such huge quantities, you get a lot of bang for your buck).
This Six Series Domane is a perfect example, combining an eye-catching paint job with the tried-and-tested ISOspeed shock absorption system. A superb all-rounder with a touch of individual flair.
Stripey Parlee
One of the great joys of speccing up a Parlee is having access to their unlimited paint options - the only limit is your imagination. This Z5 boasts a tasteful yet distinctive set of stripes and inlays, as always lovingly handpainted with not a decal in sight.
The new Trek Emonda
We were able to grab hold of a new Emonda for James, just as they were officially unveiled. Initial stocks were very limited, but there are loads more now on their way to Trek UK. It's an impressive bike - full Ultegra groupset and incredibly light.
The Emonda is Trek's lightweight climbing model. It fits into the range alongside the Madone (race-orientated) and Domane (endurance). We've been really impressed with the thought that's gone into this frame, and it offers a heck of a lot for the money. As always with Trek the range spans many pricepoints, with the range-topping SLR grabbing the title of "lightest production road bike", at least for now!
Light blue Z5
This Parlee Z5 is looking particularly fresh in light blue with contrasting panels.
Ultegra Di2 electronic shifting works flawlessly and brings an element of new technology to another classic, understated build. This is one of those bikes that we didn't want to hand over, it just looked too good in the shop!
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