Since 1989, the highly skilled men and women of TiSport have been fabricating road, mountain, cyclocross, triathlon and recumbent bike frames for a number of foreign and domestic customers such as Bachetta, Bontrager, Colorado Cyclist, Dean, Diamondback, Fuji, Gary Fisher, GT, Ibis, Kona, Marin, Mongoose Pro, Sampson and Yeti. TiSport's proprietary weld fixtures and "zero gap" tube miter policy are designed to ensure that frames are so closely aligned after welding that little if any post weld alignment is necessary. Frames are held to a tolerance of less than 0.020" from the centerline of the frame, measured from the head-tube to the dropout.

TiSport's weld quality is unsurpassed in the industry. Each TiSport welder is required to pass college courses and rigorous in-house training and tests before being allowed to weld on any product. Root passes are done on every weld before the final pass and as many as three weld passes are used on certain critical joints. Tubes are mitered prior to welding so precise that no visible gap is present before welding. The attention to detail in our weld procedure and our unique, proprietary weld fixtures ensure the finest quality welds possible.

In addition to in-process checks, each frame goes through a final 27-step quality check before being shipped. The frames are numbered and production and quality data are recorded for each frame and kept on file at our plant. Meticulous attention to quality and numerous in process and final QC checks ensure that every titanium frame produced by TiSport is the best in the industry.

All frames are made in the U.S.A in Kennewick, Washington using cold relieved Ti-3%Al-2.5%V seamless tubing, the same tubing used in aerospace high pressure hydraulic systems.