Are Titus Mountain bikes any good?

Are Titus Mountain bikes any good?

The Titus FTM Carbon is light and plush, with that indefinable vibration-damping feel that characterises carbon frames. The 140mm fork feels too long and contributes to a wandering front end at low speeds, but this bike is ideal if you’re a smooth rider looking for the ultimate mile-munching machine.

Where are Titus bikes made?

Titus didn’t do any actual frame building in Tempe. With the popularity of carbon fiber, the company depended on overseas suppliers for its carbon bikes. All the aluminum frames were welded in Portland, Oregon and shipped to Arizona for final assembly and quality control.

What happened to Titus bicycles?

Titus Cycles has stopped trading. The company’s major lender Factors Southwest operating as FSW took over on Tuesday 11 November according to Bicycle Retailer and Industry news (BRAIN) the U.S. industry trade publication. Titus Cycles was founded by Chris Cocalis in 1991.

Does Titus still bike?

The long standing premium bike brand Titus Cycles is closing its doors and liquidating all assets. In an official email sent out to dealers and business partners, Titus Cycles writes: “To All Titus Business Partners: As many of you know, Titus has been working through a challenging year.

When did Titus go out of business?

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Who makes Titus titanium frames?

“All stock titanium and stock Exogrid frames are now being produced by the American Bicycle Group in Chattanooga, Tennessee,” says Jeff. “But using frame partners is nothing new, as our aluminium frames have been made by SAPA in Portland, Oregon since 2002/2003, when demand far exceeded our Tempe production facilities.

What happened to Titus bikes?

Where are Titus titanium frames made?

“All stock titanium and stock Exogrid frames are now being produced by the American Bicycle Group in Chattanooga, Tennessee,” says Jeff.