What is so special about titanium?

Anodizing Titanium is simply mind boggling, drop it in the electrolyte, apply the correct voltage and poof- it turns to the color you want. So Titanium is special because it is beautiful, strong, lightweight, highly resistant to corrosion, practically non-magnetic and bio-compatible. read more

Titanium is a lightweight, flexible, and bendable metal. It has many advantages over stainless steel and other frame materials. So Titanium frames are more lightweight than conventional frames and also have high degree of durability and malleability. read more

The so-called Kroll process first treats titanium oxide ore with chlorine, producing titanium chloride. Next, magnesium or sodium are mixed with the titanium chloride in argon gas (allowing oxygen into the proceedings would be quite explosive, indeed, given that titanium is highly reactive to oxygen, according to the RSC). read more