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In light of the owner pics in the Cypher RS Carbon Ultimate review, let's get an owner's thread going where you can show us your Titan Racing beaut. We'll go first...

I have a titan racing rouge sport 2023 and i love how it rides but i feel like it needs to be more maneuverable at the back. Im new to mountain biking, so if the pros and cons can be shared, if you have done it before or if it is even possible please let me know.

Our industry, like most others, has been challenged by a multitude of scenarios in recent months impacting the availability of raw materials, global shipping and logistics and manufacturing. Lead-times from suppliers have gone from days and weeks to months and years. The cumulative effect of these create a very difficult situation for us as a whole and it is almost impossible for us to plan with any certainty, as we can only predict the receipt of goods at very short notice. From our side we have put plans and systems in place to ensure we get our bikes and accessories to the market as quickly as possible. Your local Titan Racing dealer will be able to update you on your dream bike, but to speed up communication directly to our loyal fans and supporters, we will use this thread to post regular updates on the arrival of shipments. Please bear with us and your LBS as we all try to navigate uncharted territory to the best of our ability. The Titan Racing Team INDEX OF UPDATES: UPDATE 1: Titan Racing Cypher RS Carbon Pro and Cypher 120 Carbon Pro UPDATE 2: The Titan Racing Cypher RS Carbon Team UPDATE 3: Titan Racing Hades 27.5" Team UPDATE 4: Titan Racing Rogue UPDATE 5: Titan Racing Cypher RS Sport UPDATE 6: Titan Racing Cypher Carbon Dash UPDATE 7: Titan Racing Cypher RS Carbon Ultimate UPDATE 8: Titan Racing Cypher RS Calypso Dash UPDATE 9: Titan Racing Valerian Carbon Comp

Hiya Really keen on their new Valerian. Touted as an aero & climbing/race bike all in one. Seems to be superb value. Especially the one on Cyclelabs recent sale. The Elite. Disc, Sram rival, carbon wheels. Retails at r53k. On sale at 35 grand. 18k off. I called Titan. They based in Stellies. They're making their own moulds now. Claims this model should be around 4 years at least. Bike looks awesome. And I'd like to support local. Just no solid reviews yet. And worried that it may look fast but without the R&D budget of the big guns, it may not be all that good on the road. I'm just a medium level rider, not a racer. 45 y.o. but getting more serious and wanting to get into the peloton riding in the races (the relatively slower ones for now - sub 330) Would really appreciate any comments/insights.

Hi everyone Any advice between the signal s920 or titan racing rogue dash(currently out of stock for XL) I'm 1.88m and 110kgs, just a generally big dude I use to race competitively when I was in my teams on the road and got a Fuji nevada when we got asked to race in the school series. My MTB knowledge is limited and so is my funds. I was shooketh when I saw the prices for these machines. I only want to do casual rides and of course I will ride abit hard every once in awhile. In my budget the two bike stuck out and some shops downplay the signal range. Is there a reason? cheap parts? difficult to upgrade? I convinced a shop to drop their prices on the signal 920 (R17100 including tubeless conversion) however I'm worried the trigger is being pulled pretty quickly by me. Unfortunately the rogue dash from titan racing is out of stock everywhere and not sure when the stock arrives. Is the Signal s920 a good buy or is there something different I should look out for?

Man this looks stunning. Full article below, all ????Gary Perkin / www.flipper.co.za Bikes of the Cape Epic: Rossouw Bekker's Titan Racing Cypher RS - Bike Network

Download attachment: PE Plett Titan Racing.jpg Titan Racing Bikes have partnered with the Prudential PE Plett premier mountain bike stage race as the official bike partner for the 8th edition of the event. Click here to view the article

Titan Racing Bikes have recently announced their new direction for the future of the brand and the 2018 stock has arrived. As always covering a wide variety of disciplines whilst offering various models at different price points Titan Racing has further extended their choice of offerings. The introduction of full-sus trail bikes, 12” push bikes for the kids, plus sized cruisers and the return of the Whopper fatbike make an exciting line-up for the 2018 range. Click here to view the article

Late last year Titan Racing Bikes announced their identity rebrand which encompasses the evolution the brand is undertaking. Whilst always perceived as a value brand and a strong competitor in the entry to mid-level bike market, this new direction sees them extending their range to appeal to a new market and ultimately see consumers across the globe enjoying their bikes. Click here to view the article