Revel Bikes Merges Its Titanium Brand Why Cycles Under The Same Brand

Today is a new day for Revel Bikes, as an early dealer for Revel Bikes the whole crew at Worldwide Cyclery has been loving each and every model. But that isn't the only thing Revel makes, founded in 2016 two years before Revel was released to the public, Why Cycles was formed by the same rad industry experts of Revel Bikes. Why Cycles was set out to make titanium bikes, the type of bikes that pull a cult like following. So as of today, Why Cycles is now merged under the Revel Bikes name, where you can get their whole line of bikes from titanium fat bikes, gravel bikes, and hardtails to full suspension carbon superbikes, and even a steel dirt jumper. 

By moving Why Cycles under Revel, this will help streamline production and manufacturing and therefore passing along some savings to the customer. We love this new philosophy and coming from Adam Miller, the founder, and CEO of Revel Bikes, we can now and have been making the bikes we want to ride, in the material that best suits that application. 

It's not a secret that titanium offers an amazing ride for a rigid bike, a smooth yet solid ride that is unique to titanium, so by offering the fat bikes, plus bikes, hardtails, and gravel bikes in titanium you are able to get that silky smooth ride feel on the rigid bikes we love. Not only are they making titanium frames, but they are also putting in modern technology into these bikes, with large tapered headtubes, hydroformed and tapered frame tubes, internal cable routing, and all the way down to using a SRAM UDH, making these titanium show stoppers as modern as they can be. 

Both Liam and Jared have owned multiple titanium Why Cycles and Liam still rides his R+ frame as a road/gravel bike and Jared on his El Jefe titanium hardtail. Equally works of art and modern bikes that can hold their own against the best carbon bikes on the market. We are stoked to see this move from Revel Bikes and seeing these titanium works of art get out to more riders.