Factor One Spongebob Edition Premium Package Road Bike Frameset

The Factor ONE Spongebob Edition Premium Package is a limited-run road racing frameset built on Factor's ONE platform, produced through a collaboration with collectible designer Mighty Jaxx and finished in custom graphics drawn from the XXRAY PLUS SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star line. It was created for the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, where two Factor ONEs in this livery were raced by riders from Human Powered Health and Ma Petite Entreprise. Underneath the graphics, it's the same aero-focused, disc-brake, electronic-only frameset Factor builds for the WorldTour peloton — a race-first platform wrapped in a design that's meant to be noticed.

The frame is built from a blend of TeXtreme, Toray, and Nippon Graphite pitch-based carbon fiber, paired with the ONE Wide Stance Fork and its Bayonet Fork + Chin Fairing system, an aero design that manages airflow around the front tire and crown rather than simply cutting through it, and is intended to hold an aerodynamic advantage into crosswind yaw. Geometry carries identical steering characteristics across the full size range, including the smallest frames, so the modern, forward-weighted racing position doesn't come at the cost of handling balance. This is a frameset — not a complete bike — and it's built exclusively around electronic shifting and disc brakes, so a groupset and wheelset will need to be built up separately.

Who It's For

• Competitive and serious club riders who want the same ONE frameset raced at the WorldTour level, in a limited-edition graphic treatment

• Riders assembling a custom build who plan to run an electronic groupset — this frameset has no mechanical shifting compatibility

• Riders who want a frameset with a distinct, conversation-starting identity rather than a standard team livery

• Not the right choice for riders who want a complete, ready-to-ride bike out of the box, or who are running — or want to run — a mechanical groupset or rim brakes

What to Look For

• Confirm your groupset plan before ordering: this frameset is compatible only with electronic shifting and disc brakes, so mechanical drivetrains and rim-brake wheels are ruled out

• Check cockpit fit carefully — the integrated barstem is fixed at an 80mm reach and 120mm drop, comes in 380mm width only, with five reach options, so there's less adjustability than a standard stem-and-bar setup

• Match your crank and bottom bracket: the frame uses a CeramicSpeed T47A aluminum bottom bracket, with CeramicSpeed bearing options available for DUB and 24mm spindles

Key Features

Frame and fork: The frame combines TeXtreme, Toray, and Nippon Graphite pitch-based carbon fiber, the same construction used across Factor's ONE platform, with the ONE Wide Stance Fork and its Bayonet Fork + Chin Fairing system out front. That fairing is a forward-projected, ducted structure designed to manage "spillover" drag where airflow detaches from the front tire and fork crown, rather than functioning as a simple aero shape.

Geometry: The ONE holds identical steering geometry across its full size range, including the smallest frames — a detail that matters because fit doesn't come at the expense of handling, even as modern racing positions push more rider weight over the front wheel.

Cockpit and finishing: The Factor integrated barstem is available in 380mm width only, with an 80mm reach and 120mm drop and five reach options, and the seatpost is offered in 0mm and 30mm setback. Saddle rail clamps cover both 7x7 and 7x9 standards.

Drivetrain and braking compatibility: Cable routing is fully internal, brakes are disc only, and the frameset is built for electronic shifting exclusively — there's no mechanical routing provision. The bottom bracket is a CeramicSpeed T47A aluminum cup design, with CeramicSpeed bearing upgrades available for DUB and 24mm crank spindles.

Rider Intent Summary

• Biggest strength: A WorldTour-level aero frameset — Bayonet Fork + Chin Fairing, consistent geometry across sizes — in a limited-edition graphic treatment tied to the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift

• Tradeoffs: Sold as a frameset only, with electronic-only and disc-only compatibility, and a fixed-spec integrated cockpit that limits fit adjustability compared to a standard stem and bar

• What makes it different: The SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star XXRAY PLUS graphics, developed with Mighty Jaxx, applied to Factor's race-proven ONE platform rather than a standard team or stock colorway

Victory's Take

We don't see graphics like this on a race frame very often, and that's the point — underneath the artwork, this is the same ONE platform we'd recommend to any rider chasing WorldTour-level aero performance, so at Victory Bicycle Studio we'd spec it exactly as we would any electronic, disc-only build, and let the paint do the talking.