Built with in-house butted titanium tubing paired with a one-piece carbon seat mast, the No. 22 Aurora has almost the same stiffness index as the No.22 Reactor (the brand’s rim brake-specific race bike) while offering exceptional compliance and the ability to run disc brakes.

Recently updated courtesy of some heady 3D printing technologies, the Aurora sports not only 3D printed dropouts but a 3D printed seat mast topper and a gorgeous integrated titanium stem. Throughout, think jewellery-like detailing, and inside each 3D component, radically complex, heat-treated lattice structures that demonstrate unparalleled strength and ultralight weight.

Our interview with No. 22’s co-founder, Bryce Gracey, dives into all the tech, including the new Cerakote aesthetic options, so head over there for a full write-up of the updated No. 22 Aurora.