Titanium – the perfect frame material.
Our frame design and custom molds create an aerodynamic shape that helps close the gap to the fastest bikes in the world for average riders.
The natural frequency of titanium smooths the vibrations that other materials, like carbon fiber, translate into the rider, delivering a ride often described as a magic carpet.
Weighing half as much as steel, the natural flex and spring properties of titanium deliver a light, snappy, and lively ride feel.
Titanium never rusts, corrodes, or fatigues and is more durable than carbon fiber; surviving the inevitable crashes and impacts bikes sustain over their life.
The dirty secret of the bike industry is that carbon fiber inevitably ends up in a landfill. Titanium is infinitely recyclable better aligning to current consumer behavior.
Titanium Models
We offer Signature Builds in 3 levels, a Custom Build option with SRAM, Shimano, and Campagnolo groupsets, as well as framesets.
FAQs
We offer a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects for the original owner on our titanium and aluminum frames, titanium and carbon seatposts, and carbon forks and handlebars.
Wind tunnel testing has shown that the fastest bikes in the world require about 20 watts less power compared to an aerodynamic aluminum bike when riding at 45 kph / 28 mph.
The average speed of the 2026 Tour de France was 43 kph / 27 mph.
At 37 kph / 23 mph, a much more reasonable speed for the average cyclist, the difference drops to about 10 watts.
All of our frames are welded by hand.
Our headquarters is located in Truckee, California where we design, assemble, and ship all of our bikes.
We manufacture our frames, forks, and seatposts across multiple factories in Taiwan and China.
We know we know, Taiwan/China. But the truth is that the majority of bikes and components are made there because of their large-scale manufacturing expertise.
There are also many options for US-made titanium and aluminum bikes already in the market, but we wanted to provide a quality product at a price that is accessible to more people.
We do our best to work with US-based companies where we can. The folks at Cane Creek and King Cage are amazing and we truly value our partnerships with them.
Long term, our goal is to bring manufacturing in-house state side.
We have visited our factories in person, employ a local quality control specialist in Asia, and independently test our frames, forks, and seat posts to CPSC 1512 and ISO 4210 standards in Southern California to ensure they are built to the highest standards.
