This past weekend’s MADE show wasn’t just a celebration of craft, it was a glimpse into the future of titanium. Two bikes in particular stole the spotlight: No.22’s Reactor Aero, a 3D-printed titanium superbike, and Mosaic’s RT-Zero, a halo road frame built on precision machining and traditional craft.
Different philosophies, same awe factor. One leans into additive manufacturing, the other into hand-built refinement. Both push titanium to new extremes, and test just how much riders are willing to pay for the privilege.
