Banshee Titan 13

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Niclestreeteur
7/19/2025 9:20am
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Model
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Parts

Frame
Banshee
Titan
Large
Frame: Banshee Titan. Misc: Large
Rear Shock
Fox Racing Shox
Float X Factory
205x65
Rear Shock: Fox Racing Shox Float X Factory. Misc: 205x65
Fork
Fox Racing Shox
36 Grip 2
160mm
Fork: Fox Racing Shox 36 Grip 2. Misc: 160mm
Handlebar
Deity
Handlebar: Deity
Stem
PRO
Stem: PRO
Brakes
Magura
MT 7 Pro
Brakes: Magura MT 7 Pro
Front Rim
DT Swiss
hxc 1501
Front Rim: DT Swiss hxc 1501
Rear Rim
DT Swiss
hxc 1501
Rear Rim: DT Swiss hxc 1501
Seatpost
OneUp Components
v2
180mm
Seatpost: OneUp Components v2. Misc: 180mm
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2022
Model Year:
2022
Intended Use
Enduro
Intended Use:
Enduro
Weight
36 lb 6 oz (16,500 g)
Weight: 36 lb 6 oz (16,500 g)
Additional Info
Additional Info:
Niclestreeteur
7/19/2025 9:20am
704 of 18500
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iceman2058
10 months ago

Bike of the Day July 19, 2025!

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Werewolflotion
10 months ago

Very clean, nicely done! 

I've had a Rune V3 since 2020 and I love it more and more every year. It's the only bike that's been like that for me. The frame is gorgeous and I've not had a single issue. I drool over new bikes almost every day, but when I look at what I want out of a bike (and it's a lot, I'm super particular), the bike I have is still the bike I would want to buy today.

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Karabuka
10 months ago

I have a Titan and also love it, one of the best looking bikes out there, perfect mix of elegant front end with just right amount of hydroforming and sturdy industrial back (forged cage, plain vertical brace on swingarm, simple and effective dropouts,...) and you can see it was designed by someone who works on his bikes bacause everything just makes sense. Only thing I'd change is an improved dropper insertion for us short legged creatures.

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Cheezario
10 months ago

Just did 6 weeks across European bike destinations on my Titan. It didn't miss a beat. Lovely bike to ride, it absolutely charges!

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edwardyoon
9 months ago

I would take the Titan over any carbon-framed enduro bike currently on the market.  

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kevymetal
3 months ago

A bit late to the party, but this build is excellent. I've been wanting to make some changes to my Titan to lean it more in direction of an aggressive all mountain and not such a burly enduro plow. How do you like the Float X and the Fox 36 on there? I currently have the stock X2 and a Bomber Z1 and have toyed with the idea of a Lyrik and a Super Deluxe by Rockshox.

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Niclestreeteur
3 months ago

Hi, 
I think it's a perfect allrounder with 160mm front and no big fork. 
Float X is not the besto shock (had one on ma SC Vala) but it works really really well on the Titan, I'm impressed ! 

160mm front change the bike, more snappy . 
Carbon wheels are also a good thing on this bike. 

I've tried rear coil shock and big fox 38 fork : good for big enduro and bikepark day during my vacation , but for home ride and be easy everywhere : fox 36 160 + float X is the best for me. 

Love this build and love this bike. 

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Niclestreeteur
3 months ago

Second add: 
Maybe I want to try the new 2026 fox 36 with a bit more rigidity: no more fox 38 and will be perfect for AM ride and bikepark ride. Just play with coil en float X shocks depends the field.  
One bike to do all :D 

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kevymetal
3 months ago

Yeah I think for budget reasons I might keep the X2 factory that I have and look at the new Fox 36, which, from what I've seen, is like a "light 38". The feedback so far seems pretty positive. I'm getting older and ride a lot more conservatively these days but don't want to buy a new shorter travel bike. I would rather just make my Titan more of an all rounder. I would probably keep my Z1 Coil for park days. Such an awesome, versatile bike. 

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