This is where you’ll find all our latest custom bikes. The archives go a long way back, right to the start of Quirk Cycles, in fact – so there’s plenty in here to draw inspiration from for your own custom build.
Way back when Quirk Cycles was just starting out, Jack came to us with a renovation project. He had a vintage lo-pro that he wanted a wishbone adding to. We did the work and Jack left with the promise that one day he would order a full custom lo-pro. He was't kidding.
Read MoreFor a long time we had been itching to get our teeth into designing an MTB, a natural progression from our All-Road and Adventure models we were keen to take our off-road models to the next level. That's when Chris got in touch.
Read MoreOne of the best parts of making custom bicycles is learning about what makes the client tick and how we can help make their riding experience better. For Maxim it was to have a light fast road bike that could tackle the gravel roads around his home city of Astana (that's right, in Kazakhstan).
Read MoreRob no longer raced with his team and for a while had been looking for a road bike to carry him on long weekend rides. His brief was to have a fast, light and stealthy road bike but importantly one that was comfortable over distance.
Read MoreAndrew has been a long time friend of Quirk Cycles and had been keen to get his hands on one for just as long. The day finally came and we set about building him a super slick classic Disc Road.
Read MoreHaving your friend build and design you a bike is pretty special; especially when it ends up in making what becomes not just any bike, but a total dream. This was the case when Chris Hall of 107 fame came to us for a very special build.
Read MoreAlistair approached us wanting a very special bike indeed, an off-road road bike that could take 50mm tyres built in Columbus XCr stainless steel.
Read MoreOverjoyed and super impressed with his awesome fast road bike Alastair got in touch again to order something to tackle the mud and sand of the cross leagues in Melbourne. Like his road bike, Alastair wanted to keep it simple.
Read MoreThis bike was originally developed to tackle ultra-endurance races such as the Transcontinental. What we found though is that this bike is an excellent all rounder.
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