Kink’s Titan II Frame is a well-rounded frame, with a lower standover making it perfect for riding dirt, park, or street. It comes in lots of different colors and weighs 4.75 lbs.
Highlights
✅ – 13″ chain stay
✅ – 4.75 lbs
✅ – gyro tabs
✅ – Full Chromoly
✅ – Built-in chain tensioner
Price & Weight are comparative to how good the deal is.
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Bad Deal = 1 Star
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Overview
Building on its predecessor the Kink Titan frame, the Titan II frame is truly the next generation of Kink frames. The Titan has been the go-to frame for Kink Pro riders and amateurs alike, and the Titan II is no different with it’s updated geometry and refined design.
All the features you’d expect like integrated chain tensioners, integrated seat post clamp, removable brake mounts, and dual gussets are all still present along with the updated shorter chainstay and lower bottom bracket. The re-designed investment cast dropouts are even stronger than before, and the updated investment cast seat stay bridge makes for an even stiffer rear triangle
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Specs
Price: $349.99
Colors
- Black
- Cutlass Turquoise
- Gloss Gotham Blue
- Matte Muted Lemon
- Gloss Trans Smoked Cherry
Sizes
- 20.5″
- 20.75″
- 21″
- 21.25″
Learn about frame sizes here
Specs
| Frame Specs |
|---|
| MATERIAL: Full 4130 Chromoly |
| HEAD TUBE ANGLE: 75° |
| SEAT TUBE ANGLE: 71° |
| CHAIN STAY LENGTH: 13″ |
| BB HEIGHT: 11.6″ |
| WHEEL SIZE: 20″ |
| STANDOVER HEIGHT: 8.5″ |
| DROPOUT SIZE: 14mm |
| HEADSET TYPE: Integrated |
| BB TYPE: Mid |
| BRAKE MOUNTS: Removable |
| GYRO TABS: Removable |
| WEIGHT: 4.75lbs |
Frame Geometry
A: Top Tube Length: 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″, 21.25″ – Learn what size is right for you here.
Good options for all sized riders. Make sure you know what size you need.
Check out the BMX Size guide to figure out the right size for you.
B: Chain Stay Length: 13″ – Learn About Chain Stays Here
This is a medium chain stay. A medium chain stay will balance control with responsiveness. A medium chain stay is well balanced.
C: Head Tube Angle: 75º – Learn About Head Tube Angles Here
Steep head tube angles make the bike “snappy” meaning more responsive to fast turns.
A less steep head tube gives you more control.
D: Seat Tube Angle: 71°
E: Bottom Bracket Height: 11.6″
F: Stand over height: 8.5″
This is a tall stand over. A tall stand over gives the bike more stability and more control.
Conclusion
Because of the low standover and 13″ chain stay, I say that the Titan II frame is best for park riding. However, it is good for all 3 types of riding. Whether you ride dirt, park, or street this frame is good for you. Just remember that it is built to be responsive so the frame will be best with technical riding.
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Common Questions
- Where can I buy this bike? I’m an affiliate with Sourcebmx because they are doing so much for bmx. So I always recommend them. Did I mention that they ship anywhere in the world?? Buy it here
- Is this frame for park, dirt, or street? For the most part, the frame is designed for street riding. However, it will work for park riding too.
- How much does it weigh? 4.75 lbs
