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Once again, Btchn Bikes is back with more titanium drop bars, announcing today that a new batch is on the way on November 1st, 2025. The real magic of these bars is the 3D-printed corners. These ultra-refined parts enable the team at Btchn to create ergonomic shapes that traditional manufacturing cannot achieve. And the best part? You get to customize it fully—pick your width and flare, made just for you. This is your bar, made to fit exactly the way you want it because you’re gonna spend countless hours riding with it. It should feel like a second home.

Specs:

• Made by hand and bee bee boop bop robot in Chico from $620
• 31.8mm Clamp Diameter
• 73mm Reach
• 107mm Drop
• Custom Width: 34cm – 50cm (Hood to hood width)
• Custom Flare: 8°, 15°, or 25°
• Weight
  • 40cm: 370g
  • 42cm: 377g
  • 44cm: 384g
  • 46cm: 391g

Sell your 1993 Magic: The Gathering Alpha Shivan Dragon card and buy your whole squad a set of bars from Btchn Bikes.

After a 6-year hiatus, the Mullet Cycles Titanium Honeymaker is back. This update includes external cable routing, 3.0” tire clearance, and the ability to run a 38T chainring. Let’s check it out…

Titanium is back at Revel Bikes. After some time off the site and out of production, Adam Miller’s brand is bringing back one of its favorite parts of Revel’s identity — its full lineup of titanium bikes…

BTCHN Bikes out of Chico, California, continues its titanium component production with a new and improved titanium seat post ($320). These 27.2 posts are an evolution on the brand’s first offering, because the old one, while good, just wasn’t good enough. This one’s lighter and stronger. These posts weigh 200g (350 mm) and 230g (420 mm) respectively.

It’s built around a 3D printed titanium head — no shortcuts, just raw, printed, Tyler welded Ti wizardry. Then BTCHN got real nerdy and 3D printed the cradle and clamp hardware out of aluminum. Precision meets madness. All of it was obsessively engineered, tweaked, re-tweaked, and then field-beaten into submission until it passed the “no excuses” test.

Zero offset or 15mm, take your pick. Some like it slammed. Some like it kicked back.

Made with too much care, probably. Built to be a lifer. Roll on over to BTCHN Bikes to see more.

Chris King has released a limited run of its fabled NoThreadSet headsets in titanium, built for riders on bikes still rolling strong with 1-1/8” head tubes. It features a matte finish and matching titanium bolt offering a refined, high-end take on a legendary design. Originally introduced in 1992, the NoThreadSet became the go-to product for 1 1/8″ applications. Now, 33 years later, it continues to be a favorite among riders and framebuilders who value timeless performance and clean aesthetics.

Like all King’s headsets, the titanium NoThreadSets feature King’s patented GripLock bearing cap. The GripLock preloads the headset independently of clamping onto the steerer, so it retains preload far better than the competition and is impervious to the ill effects of load spikes from large hits and heavy braking.

Chris King’s Titanium NoThreadSets are available for a limited time via the King website at a retail of $475.

First debuted at 2023 Made Bike Show on Tyler’s personal über weight weenie randonneur, the BTCHN’ Bikes Titanium Drop Bar is back and better than ever with V2…

First previewed in our Sea Otter Reportage last month, Slug Bicycles has launched its Bay Area dirt bike, The Earthling. These titanium chassis gravel bikes are made in Taiwan and feature generous tire clearance (700 x 58 mm), refined off-road geometry, a carbon fork, and minimal, sleek branding…

Stinner Frameworks expands its stock offerings with the launch of the $2,895 Carrizo and Refugio Podium Series Titanium bikes. Aiming to shape the narrative around domestic manufacturing and affordable handcrafted bikes, the Podium Series represents a shift in the accessibility of premium, domestically produced titanium frames and complete bicycles. Read on for a closer look…

The incredibly balleur, nonsensical, and completely covetous Cane Creek eeWings ($1,199.99) are a staff favorite over here. These virtually indestructible cranks are stunning on nearly any type of bike – from gravel, to full suspension, to the bike you’ll build up 10 years from now, these cranks can’t stop, won’t stop. They’re as light as carbon cranks but offer significantly more durability and impact resistance – not to mention industry-leading power transfer.

For 2025, they received an update: Now with 8-bolt chainring and power meter compatibility, an ultra-friendly 8 mm fixing bolt, and more ground clearance. They’re also backed with a Lifetime Warranty! Praise the Necronomicog for the 8 mm fixing bolt, y’all. Titanium is IMMORTAL!

See more at Cane Creek.

Somerset-based custom bicycle manufacturer Sturdy Cycles is releasing its first ‘off the peg’ titanium gravel bicycle frame, the SC-G. The brand has traditionally focused on ‘made to measure’ titanium bicycles. This new model is available in four fixed sizes and is aimed at customers who do not require the full custom experience…