Many custom bike owners enjoy the process of building their dream machine and carefully selecting each part. However, some people prefer to have a custom bike right out of the factory. Many manufacturers offer this option, especially with the popularity of neo-retro bikes. CCM, a British motorcycle manufacturer known for its compact, stylish, and retro-inspired motorcycles, takes this concept to the next level with its Commissioned program.

CCM is known for its small production runs and premium price tags, with the Spitfire being central to the brand’s model lineup. The Commissioned program enhances the Spitfire’s customizability, allowing for a wide range of personalization. The only fixed components are the bike’s frame and 600cc single-cylinder engine.

Customers can configure the Spitfire in various ways, including dirt trackers, bobbers, retro-inspired motards, and rally-inspired machines. Additionally, they can choose from a selection of wheel and tire combinations, subframes, and body panels for a unique aesthetic.

While CCM’s motorcycles are already expensive, using the Commissioned program will add at least $10,000 to the base price of $15,500. This raises the question of whether the in-house customization is worth the premium price tag or if it’s better to commission a custom build from a third-party builder.

If you’re interested in the Commissioned program or want to explore the available configurations, you can visit CCM’s official website. Additionally, you can fill out a form on the Commissioned program’s landing page to get in touch with the company to start creating your dream custom bike.