From $1,799 · 5-year frame warranty · Showrooms in Oakville & Toronto
Beyond the size chart
Most bikes fit a chart.
Yours fits you.
A stock bike comes in S, M or L with whatever parts hit the price point. Then you spend a season swapping stems, saddles and bars trying to make it fit.
We work the other way around. An Aquila starts with you: your measurements, your roads, how you ride. Every millimetre answers to your body, not a catalogue.
“Created for cyclists who know what they’re looking for — and expect more than what comes out of some box.”— Francesco Mizerski, Aquila
One rider. One bike.
How it works
From your measurements to your first ride.
No guesswork. You deal with the same family from the first measurement to the final mile. By appointment only, with a limited number of build slots each year.
Measure
A 1:1 session with our builder, backed by RETUL 3D motion capture, sets your cockpit, saddle and crank length to your physiology.
Spec it
Frame size, drivetrain, gearing and wheels chosen for how and where you ride.
Build
Hand-built in Canada to your spec. Your name goes straight on the build sheet.
Final fit
We dial in every contact point before you ride away, so it fits on day one.
Choose your road
Six bikes. One is yours.
EVO R
Our lightest — a 700 g frame for racing, or riding like you are.
From $7,999 Aero road
EVO
Aero all-rounder for fast group rides, big climbs and long days.
From $3,999 Tri / TT
CRONO SLR
Built for the clock — triathlon and time trial.
From $5,999 Gravel
CX-G
Gravel, back roads and everything past the end of the pavement.
From $3,999 Track
TRACK
The Equipe track range, built for the velodrome.
From $2,099 Road
CORSA
Alloy or carbon, Tiagra or 105 — the most accessible way into an Aquila.
From $1,799Finish the build
Which Aquila, and which size?
Where you ride, how you ride, your budget and your inseam. About a minute.
What your money buys
Same budget. A very different bike.
Off the shelf
- SizingS / M / L from a chart
- PartsA fixed spec, set to hit a price
- Fit on day oneUp to you to sort out
- Who you deal withWhoever is on the floor
- What you ownOne of thousands
- ProtectionVaries by brand
Your Aquila
- Sizing1:1 fitting to your measurements
- PartsDrivetrain, gearing and wheels chosen for your riding
- Fit on day oneFinal fitting of every contact point
- Who you deal withThe family that builds it
- What you ownA one-of-one build, your name on the build sheet
- Protection5-year frame warranty + 3-year crash replacement
Meet your builders
One family. Since 1988.
Dennis Mizerski
Raced at an elite level, coached cycling and triathlon, and opened Racer Sportif in 1978 before starting Aquila. He still believes a bike should be built for its rider from the frame up.
Frank Mizerski
A Master’s in RETUL 3D motion capture. Frank turns your biomechanics into a one-of-one build: frame size, cockpit length and width, crank length.
James Mizerski
A second-generation mechanic with advanced Shimano certifications. Every build leaves his stand running exactly the way it should.
KA.DRE Kollective · Season complete
Buy the bike.
Get the crew.
Five dates a season. A solid crew out on the road, partnered with the brands we ride. Show up, ride your bike, have a good time. That’s the whole idea.
- Sun. Jun 07The OpenerRapha
- Sun. Jul 12The ClimbAssos
- Sun. Aug 09The StretchNIMBL
- Sun. Sep 13The HomecomingAquila × POC
- Sun. Sep 20The FinaleShare the Road Fondo
2027
The next calendar is being drawn up.
Join the dialogue and you get the 2027 dates before they go public, plus route maps, start times and the briefings for every assembly.

Come ride one
The best way to decide is to ride one.
Book a fitting, a test ride or a build consultation at either showroom. No pressure, just an honest conversation about the bike you need.
Oakville
151 Robinson StOakville, ON L6J 7N3
Mon–Sat 10–5
Sunday closed (905) 815-2100 Book in Oakville
Toronto
2214 Bloor St WToronto, ON M6S 1N4
Mon–Wed & Sat 10–5
Thu–Fri 10–6 · Sun closed (416) 769-5731 Book in Toronto
No hype. No excess.
No compromise.
Join the dialogue
No marketing fluff. Just technical updates, limited-edition hardware drops, and workshop reports.




