Triban Titanium Specs and reviews

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Triban Titanium specs

General Information
Model Name Triban Titanium
Brand Triban
Year of Release 2022
Country of Origin France
Road Bike Type Endurance
Intended Use Recreational
Frame Geometry
Frame Material Titanium
Frame Size Options XS, S, M, L, XL
Fork Material Carbon
Bottom Bracket Type BSA
Headset Type Integrated
Internal Cable Routing Yes
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type 2x
Number of Speeds 11-speed
Rear Derailleur Model Shimano Ultegra
Shifter Brand and Model Shimano Ultegra
Crankset Details 170mm Length / 50-34T Chainring Sizes
Cassette Range 11-28T
Chain Type and Brand Shimano
Bottom Bracket Spec Shimano
Braking System
Brake Type Hydraulic Disc
Brake Brand and Model Shimano Ultegra
Rotor Size 160mm Front / 160mm Rear
Brake Mount Standard Flat Mount
Wheels and Tires
Wheel Size 700c
Rim Type and Material Alloy Clincher
Rim Width 17mm Internal / 22mm External
Tubeless Ready Yes
Tire Brand, Model, and Width Continental GP5000 25c
Max Tire Clearance 28c
Recommended Tire Pressure Range 85-95 psi
Cockpit and Contact Points
Handlebar Type Drop Bar
Handlebar Width 42cm
Handlebar Material Aluminum
Stem Length and Angle 100mm, 6 degrees
Saddle Brand and Model Triban Sport
Seatpost Type Round
Seatpost Offset 15mm
Geometry and Fit
Available Frame Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL
Rider Height Range 5'2" - 6'4"
Stack and Reach 560mm Stack / 380mm Reach
Effective Top Tube Length 545mm
Seat Tube and Head Tube Length 480mm Seat Tube / 160mm Head Tube
Chainstay Length 415mm
Bottom Bracket Drop 70mm
Performance and Ride Quality
Claimed Weight 8.5 kg
Ride Characteristics Stiffness: Responsive / Comfort: Plush
Price and Availability
MSRP $2,499
Availability Europe and North America
Color Options and Finish Silver, Matte Black
Warranty Coverage Frame: Lifetime / Components: 2 years

Pros and Cons of Triban Titanium


Pros Cons
Lightweight and durable titanium frame Higher cost compared to aluminum or steel bikes
Smooth ride quality and good shock absorption May not be as stiff or responsive as carbon fiber frames
Corrosion-resistant and long-lasting material May not be as widely available as other bike materials

Common Issues and Problems with Triban Titanium


Common Problems with the Triban Titanium Bike
1. Chain slipping or skipping gears
2. Brake pads wearing out quickly
3. Squeaky or noisy brakes
4. Loose handlebar grips
5. Uncomfortable saddle causing discomfort
6. Rattling or loose fenders/mudguards
7. Wheels going out of true frequently
8. Pedals coming loose during rides

User Reviews of Triban Titanium


Name Review
Emily The Triban Titanium bike is a game-changer! It's lightweight, sturdy, and offers a smooth ride. I highly recommend it.
Michael I've been biking for years and the Triban Titanium bike is one of the best I've ridden. The titanium frame is top-notch and the components are high-quality.
Sarah As a beginner cyclist, I was looking for a reliable bike that wouldn't break the bank. The Triban Titanium bike exceeded my expectations in terms of performance and comfort.
David I've taken the Triban Titanium bike on long rides and it has held up exceptionally well. The build quality is impressive and it's a joy to ride.

Common Questions About Triban Titanium


  • Can I customize the color of the Triban Titanium bike?

    No, the available color options for the Triban Titanium are Silver and Matte Black.

  • What is the weight of the Triban Titanium bike?

    The claimed weight of the Triban Titanium bike is 8.5 kg.

  • Is the Triban Titanium bike suitable for riders with a height of 6'4"?

    Yes, the available frame sizes accommodate riders with heights ranging from 5'2" to 6'4".

  • What is the warranty coverage for the components of the Triban Titanium bike?

    The components of the Triban Titanium bike are covered under a 2-year warranty.

  • Does the Triban Titanium bike come with tubeless-ready wheels?

    Yes, the Triban Titanium bike comes with tubeless-ready wheels.

  • What is the recommended tire pressure range for the Triban Titanium bike?

    The recommended tire pressure range for the Triban Titanium bike is 85-95 psi.

  • Are the cables of the Triban Titanium bike routed internally?

    Yes, the Triban Titanium bike features internal cable routing for a clean and sleek look.

  • What is the bottom bracket type used in the Triban Titanium bike?

    The Triban Titanium bike uses a BSA bottom bracket type.

  • Is the fork of the Triban Titanium bike made of carbon?

    Yes, the fork of the Triban Titanium bike is made of carbon.

  • What is the intended use of the Triban Titanium bike?

    The Triban Titanium bike is designed for recreational use.