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Whit’s Meriwether Cycles Luddite Silk-Ti Flex Pivot Hardtail

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Whit’s Meriwether Cycles Luddite Silk-Ti Flex Pivot Hardtail

While John was hanging with Whit from Meriwether Cycles in the Nevada City area, he shot his Silk-Ti Flex Pivot bike. Whit calls this bike the Luddite. While we already featured this bike and the following write-up as a Readers’ Rides, John and his mindful eye have cataloged and fully documented it. Read on for the full story on the Luddite, along with some stellar photos of this titanium dream sled!

BTCHN Bikes Titanium Bullmoose Bars Pre-Order

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BTCHN Bikes Titanium Bullmoose Bars Pre-Order

Tyler from BTCHN Bikes has a pre-order running for his titanium bullmoose bars ($480) he debuted at this year’s MADE Bike Show on his Geoshift hardtail. When John saw them, he had to have them and forked out some cash to take a pair home. We’ve got a review coming up next week but we wanted to alert our readership that they do indeed rule, offer just the right amount of flex, without being too springy, plus look the part, even mimicking Tom Ritchey’s OG Bullmoose with just the right amount of shaping/ovalizing on the twin struts.

Specs:

  • Made in Chico, CA
  • 800mm
  • 13° of backsweep
  • 50mm effective stem length
  • Weight 493 grams
  • Pre Order closes Oct 5th. Bars will ship Oct 21st

See more at BTCHN Bikes!

Cane Creek eeWings in Raven Matte and Aegean Turquoise

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Cane Creek eeWings in Raven Matte and Aegean Turquoise

Cane Creek’s eeWings are a staff’s favorite over here and if the beautiful raw titanium finish normally offered isn’t what you’re looking for, the Asheville-based brand just announced two new finishes: Raven Matte black and Aegean turquoise. These cranks are pricey but after many years of abuse, show little to no wear; they’ll last for decades!

Roll on over to Cane Creek for more!

Check out a selection of bikes with eeWings below in our Archives!

No. 22 Launches All-New Reactor Aero Road Prototype

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No. 22 Launches All-New Reactor Aero Road Prototype

Today, in conjunction with our first Ti Talk, we’re excited to pull back the curtain on No.22‘s development of the brand’s new aero, performance-forward titanium road bike. Constructed from 3D-printed titanium and countless hours of post-printing hand labor, the latest iteration of the Reactor is set to launch in 2025, with this prototype debut at the MADE bike show in Portland, OR, August 23-25th…

Ti Talk with No. 22 Bicycle Company: Demystifying Titanium, the Ultimate Material for Frames

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Ti Talk with No. 22 Bicycle Company: Demystifying Titanium, the Ultimate Material for Frames

A few weeks back, during our State Bicycle Ti All-Road review, a conversation about titanium unfurled in the comments. The Radavist is uniquely positioned to have this discussion as we’ve amassed more Beautiful Bicycle galleries than anyone else on the web, and a large portion of these feature titanium frames. In the eighteen years of documenting cycling culture, we’ve also amassed a large contact list in the framebuilding world.

In an attempt to demystify the material, we reached out to No. 22 Bicycle Company for a bit of Ti Talk.

State Bicycle Co. Titanium All-Road First Ride Review

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State Bicycle Co. Titanium All-Road First Ride Review

Featuring offerings in almost every category, there wasn’t a whole lot State Bicycle Co. was missing from their lineup of approachably priced frames and completes. Today, however, State enters the final frontier of metal frames with a $1299 titanium all-road model and multiple build kit options. Nic Morales has spent the past few weeks with the all-new titanium All-Road from State Bicycle Co. and, below, offers an exclusive in-depth first look…

Crust Bikes Larkin Cycles Titanium Juan Bar

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Crust Bikes Larkin Cycles Titanium Juan Bar

Titanium handlebars and titanium seatposts are two great ways to soften the ride quality of your bike without going to suspension components. Crust Bikes pinged longtime buddy Darren Larkin to bend up some mighty fine titanium bars in the same spec as the Juan Bar. We recommend pairing 22.2⌀ clamp bars with a 22.2⌀ Paul Boxcar stem!

Specs:

  • Made in Connecticut, USA
  • Color Raw Ti
  • Clamp Diameter 22.2⌀
  • Width 750 mm
  • Backsweep 45°
  • Outer Diameter- 22.2mm
  • Inner Diameter (At the Ends) 18.5mm
  • Grip Area Length (End to Bend) ~180mm
  • Weight 388g

Check out more at Crust Bikes.