Your logo.
On the fastest Giant.
Forever.
A rolling billboard on a Giant Propel Advanced SL 0, a $12,500 aero race bike. From $230. Your bid is your share of the frame, for the life of the bike.
Hits $20,000 and the board closes forever. If it never fills, every backer is refunded in full.
21 zones
Every surface a real team bike sells.
21 of 21 still open, from $230. No price list was typed by hand: each zone costs what its print area and its share of the road are worth, and the 21 of them add up to the $20,000 that closes the board.
Frame
11 openDown tube, upper
17 × 7 cm
The widest carbon on the bike, angled straight at anyone the bike rides past.
Down tube, lower
17 × 7 cm
The half nearest the cranks. The panel every side-on race photo catches.
Top tube, front
16 × 4 cm
Eye level when the bike is parked and in every over-the-shoulder shot.
Top tube, rear
14 × 4 cm
The panel the rider reads on every ride, right under the saddle nose.
Seat tube, upper
12 × 4 cm
A clean stamp directly behind the rider, framed by the seat stays.
Seat tube, lower
10 × 3.5 cm
Just above the bottle cage, in the middle of the frame triangle.
Head tube
8 × 5 cm
The badge position. Small, central, and the first thing a cyclist looks at.
Seat stay
15 × 2.5 cm
A long thin strip on the rear triangle, best for a wordmark.
Chain stay
16 × 3 cm
Low and close to the road. The panel that shows in low angle photos.
Fork blade
12 × 3 cm
The leading edge of the bike, first into every frame and every headwind.
Fork crown
6 × 3 cm
A compact mark where the fork meets the frame.
Wheels
4 openFront rim, upper
24 × 5 cm
A 65 mm deep carbon rim. It turns roughly 500 times per kilometre.
Front rim, lower
24 × 5 cm
The second panel on the front wheel, opposite the first.
Rear rim, upper
24 × 5 cm
The wheel every rider behind this bike stares at for hours.
Rear rim, lower
24 × 5 cm
The second panel on the rear wheel, opposite the first.
Cockpit
4 openHandlebar
12 × 3 cm
On the drops, in shot for every photo taken from the front.
Stem
7 × 3 cm
The small plate the rider looks at for the entire ride.
Saddle
10 × 3 cm
The side of the saddle, level with the riders in the wheel behind.
Seatpost
8 × 3.5 cm
An aero post above the frame, clear of everything around it.
Finishing kit
2 openCrank arm
14 × 2.5 cm
It moves the whole ride. Impossible to miss in video.
Bottle
8 × 8 cm
A full wrap bottle, handed around at every cafe stop.
Live preview
See your brand on the bike before you pay a cent.
Type your name, click a zone, watch it land on the frame. What you see here is what the sign shop prints.
Click any zone on the bike. Type your brand to see it land.
What the sign shop prints
6 × 3 cm · Blue vinyl
2. Pick the vinyl
3. Pick your spot, 21 still open
Frame
Wheels
Cockpit
Finishing kit
A compact mark where the fork meets the frame.
1.15% of the bike, priced by print area and how much of the road sees it.
One payment, for the life of the bike. If the goal never fills, everyone is refunded in full.
Who owns the bike
This board lives here forever, while the bike races IRL.
$0 claimed · $20,000 left
| # | Sponsor | Paid | Share of the bike | Claimed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | + Your logo here | $20,000 left | 100% | now? |
Bids stack. Pay again any time to grow your share. Minimum $230.
The cockpit
Where is your logo today?
Group rides, race days, mountain passes, commutes in traffic. Every ride is logged, and every kilometre is your logo moving past people at eye level.
Distance ridden
0 km
Climbing
0 m
Rides
0
Top speed
0 km/h
The story
It gets stuck on. It rides. It never comes off.
You pick
A zone on the frame and a number. Down tube, deep rims, top tube. Your bid is your share of the bike.
It gets printed
Real vinyl, cut and laminated by a sign shop, stuck on carbon. Not a render. Visible the same week.
It rides
Race days, group rides, mountain passes, city traffic. The tracker logs every kilometre your logo covers.
It stays
No monthly campaign, no renewal. The logo stays on the bike until the bike itself retires.
Questions
The real ones.
Is this real? +
Yes. One Giant Propel Advanced SL 0, a real printed vinyl wrap, ridden outdoors for real. The tracker section logs the actual rides, and the board shows every sponsor who paid.
What am I buying? +
A share of the bike as a billboard. Your bid over $20,000 is your share of the frame. Bigger share, bigger and better-placed print.
For how long? +
For the life of the bike. There is no monthly fee and no renewal. The vinyl goes on and stays on until the bike is retired or destroyed.
Can I grow my share? +
Yes. Bids stack. Pay again any time and your total is your share; your print grows or moves to a better zone at the next reprint.
What if the $20,000 never fills? +
Everyone is refunded in full. The goal either fills and the board closes forever, or it does not and nobody pays for a half-finished billboard.
What if the bike crashes? +
Crashes are part of racing and part of the story. If the frame is written off, the campaign ends with it; that is what "the life of the bike" means.
Can my artwork change? +
Once per reprint, yes. Send a new logo and it goes on at the next wrap refresh, as long as it is your brand and not someone else’s.
Why a bike and not a billboard? +
A billboard stands still and gets ignored. A race bike moves at eye level through crowds, cafes, races and photos, and this one is the fastest thing Giant makes.
One bike.
Then it is over.
$20,000 closes the board forever. Miss the goal and every backer gets a full refund. There is no second bike.
Claim your slice