Introducing the Fearless Vulture Titanium

The third release from Brighton, UK’s Fearless Bikes is the Vulture Titanium, a space metal version of their now-discontinued Vulture gravel bike. The reimagined platform keeps with the spirit of the original but has updated geometry, more tire clearance, a fresh carbon fork, and expanded drivetrain compatibility, to name a few changes. According to Fearless, it’s built for “the longest of epics over the roughest of terrains.”

The new Vulture Titanium is built from 3Al/2.5V titanium tubing and sports a 68mm BSA bottom bracket, 142mm rear spacing, cable routing for 1x and 2x mechanical drivetrains with optional Di2 routing, room for 29 x 2.2″ or 27.5 x 2.4″ tires, fender and rack mounts, flat mount brake mounts with clearance for a 160mm rear rotor, three sets of bottle mounts, a tapered head tube, and forward-facing seat slots to help protect against grime making its way into the seat tube. Comparing it with their previous offerings, Fearless designed the Vulture Titanium with a slightly longer wheelbase (1061mm in size L) and a slacker front end (70.5° in size L). It also has a 73° seat tube, 72mm of BB drop, 591mm of stack, and 383mm of reach in size L.

The frame is priced at £2,200 ($2,812) including UK VAT, and the optional matching carbon Toray Adventure Fork (which features a tapered steerer, adjustable 47/52mm adjustable offset, 398mm ATC, 2x sets of cargo mounts, fender mounts, internal brake/dynamo cable routing, and a 12mm thru axle) costs a further £310 ($396) including UK VAT. It’s made to order and offered in five sizes from 49cm up to 58cm, and all of them come in a brushed Ti finish with a subtle sandblasted downtube decal and debossed head badge machined into the head tube.

Learn more about the new Vulture Titanium at FearlessBikes.com.

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