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Cycle '08: Subtle changes, new models for Enigma road bikes

Some people still don't trust carbon so for them Enigma can make a titanium fork.

  • Enigma's range-topping Eulogy now comes without the extended seat tube though it's still available as an option.
  • Enigma has beefed up its bespoke titanium dropouts across the range for more rear end stiffness.
  • The Enigma Elle is the company's first stock female-specific frame and uses a compact geometry with a noticeably shorter top tube.
  • The Enigma Elite proves that steel is still real.
  • Despite the Elite's tubes being larger than traditional steel frames the frame still carries a non-integrated headset.
  • The carbon fibre Enigma Eikonic isn't yet in production but it might be soon depending on what the company hears from the public.
  • More steel frames are available from Enigma in the form of this touring/audax frame.
  • From the Enigma Lab comes an in-house mirror polished stem.
  • Enigma is expanding its accessory range to include a pair of titanium mountain bike bars.
  • Some people still don't trust carbon so for them Enigma can make a titanium fork.

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Some people still don't trust carbon so for them Enigma can make a titanium fork.

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