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  1. Feedback from the team: Head of Design: There is no real weight limit we have set on the Rogue. The reality is that if they are wanting to ride for fun and nothing extreme, a Rogue would work fine IMO. The Big Boss: Agreed.....its normally the wheels that are the problem, but Rogue frame should have no problem. Even the suspension will struggle unless he buys a better model within the range. Those entry-level coil forks are also not made for 145kg riders. I hope this helps. In my experience, you'll be fine depending on the type of riding. "Ride for fun" can mean just about anything, so it is difficult to say for sure. What you will definitely need to look out for is the wheels that come on the bike. This is heavily budget dependant, but as mentioned in an earlier post, a Cerberus will get you there and back with a smile on its face.
  2. Designed and developed in-house by Cliff Beckett who also does our bike and suspension designs, with additional testing etc from MIPS on the Shredder Pro. We're really proud of this one and happy that we can bring it to market at the price we could. Noted on the integration. Which helmet do you feel would be a good example of this?
  3. Let us know how it compares for you. It always helps to get additional feedback and opinions.
  4. Thanks for tapping us in. My first thought is the Cerberus range would be the best bet, but let me check with the team and confirm.
  5. Hi, drop us a DM with details of where and you bought the bike, please. That shouldn't happen ever.
  6. Please send an email to info at titanracingbikes dot com and we'll assist you on Monday.
  7. Thanks for considering one of our bikes. We will leave the impartial recommendations to Hubbers, if you have any additional questions please let us know and we'd be happy to assist.
  8. We have replied via DM. 👍
  9. It really is difficult to say without seeing you on a bike as sizing can depend on rider-specific body geometry. As a guideline, 183 puts you in the Large camp. Where are you based?
  10. It's a beaut! Thanks for your support 👊
  11. The second one is correct. Large would be a fit for 178cm - 186cm riders.
  12. Rims on our 24" bikes aren't tubeless, but tubeless kits could work.
  13. Born and raised in Cape Town. 👌 We have since grown and as life has taken us on various paths we find ourselves a little bit more scattered around the world these days. But our offices are in South Africa and we're proud to say so.
  14. Titan Racing enters the chat... 😎
  15. Thanks for the mention. Both are great options!
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