We’ve refined the purchasing process to improve value, reduce unnecessary complexity, and make it easier to choose the level of support that suits the way you want to build.

The purchasing process is now structured around three clear pathways: Frameset, Core Build, and Custom Project.

Each pathway reflects a different level of involvement, from self-directed frameset projects to fully managed custom builds, so you can choose the right level of control, guidance, and service for the bike you want to create.

Every rider approaches a new bike differently.

Some customers know exactly what they want and simply need the Bossi frame platform as the foundation. Others want a complete bike with the major specification decisions already resolved, with key fit and component choices refined around them. Others have a specific component direction, aesthetic brief, or more involved project in mind.

Previously, many Bossi purchases were treated as variations of a custom build. That gave customers a high degree of flexibility, but it also meant the process could become more involved than necessary.

The new structure gives each option a clearer role. It allows self-directed customers to access the frame platform without taking on a complete-bike process they may not need. It allows complete-bike customers to choose from Core Builds based on the configurations we build, test, ride, and support most often. And it gives Custom Projects the time, structure, and project management they require.

The aim is simple: a better-value way to buy a Bossi, with the right level of support for the way you want to buy, build, and ride.

Choose Frameset if you want control.

Frameset is the right pathway if you already know how you want to build the bike, have components you plan to use, prefer working with your own mechanic, or want to allocate your budget into the parts of the build that matter most to you.

Choose Core Build if you want confidence.

Core Build is the right pathway if you want a complete Bossi with the major specification decisions already handled. You still get rider-specific refinement through fit review, cockpit sizing, gearing, saddle, tyres, and setup, but without needing to manage the entire specification from scratch.

Choose Custom Project if you want something more specific.

Custom Project is the right pathway if your build involves unusual drivetrain choices, non-standard sourcing, multiple component substitutions, a detailed component direction, or additional project management beyond the Core Build pathway.

Whether you have a clear idea in mind or are still working through the options, we’d be happy to help. Tell us how you ride, what you value in a bike, and what you want the finished build to achieve. We’ll help guide you from there.