Titus
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Mar 2024 · Lucas Winzenburg
The Titus Silk Road is a unique expedition-ready titanium mountain bike that's priced at or under $2,000 complete. Find our review here...
Affordably priced well below most competitors
Has ample mounts, good tire clearance, and generous frame bag space
Lifetime warranty helps with peace of mind
Versatile design and frameset-only option open up many possibilities
House-brand components are hit or miss
Short reach won’t work for everyone
Polarizing looks won’t either
Limited size and build availability
Oct 2012
The Titus Rockstar 29er was a difficult bike to review. We started out with high expectations, which can either put a halo on a bike during the first rides or immediately become a curse. We also started out with some unknown technical issues that made the bike a real curiosity on the trail until things …
Apr 2011 · Emily Schaldach
The new UK owners of Titus have some fresh gear
Oct 2010 · Mike Davis
All-mountain in the truest sense, the El Guapo is trail-taming confidence on wheels
Aug 2010 · Seb Rogers
Light, lively and with an impressive turn of speed, but watch the fork length and rear shock setup
Q: Which Titus bikes are most popular?
The most popular Titus model families are the Goldrush, Silk Road, and El Viajero.
Q: Does Titus make eBikes?
No, Titus manufactures conventional bikes and has not yet entered the e-bike market.