While the real news from Sage Titanium is the introduction of their first mountain bike, we’re starting with a gallery of the 13.2lb Skyline road bike build. There’s a parts list at the bottom with specifics, but the project achieves that low weight with extensive use of THM, Lightweight and SRAM parts. The price? Heh, heh, keep reading…
They could have shed another 100g or so by going without paint, but, I mean, c’mon. This thing looks amazing.
Slam that stem? Hell yeah, and that’ll save a few more grams.
Like the idea of a lightweight ti road bike but want to future proof it? Look for a disc brake version of the Skyline to debut next year. Want this one? Retail price would be $20,000 as shown.
Sage Titanium Flow Motion trail hardtail
For Sage’s first ever mountain bike, they brought production back to Portland, OR, where any custom models are also being made. All new models will be made there, too. Using the big mountains just to their east as inspiration, this new Flow Motion long travel hardtail is designed to run anything from a 120mm to 150mm fork.
It’s made for 1x drivetrains only and has stealth routing for a dropper post – 150mm posts for Small and Medium frames, 170mm for Large and XL.
It can run 27.5×2.8 or 29.2.35 tires.
MSRP for frame only is $3,900, made in small batches. Complete bikes also available.
