Enigma Titanium

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Enigma bicycle frames

Enigma Titanium Limited is a British bicycle company founded by Jim Walker in 2005.^[1] Mark Reilly, formerly of Omega Titanium, is the lead designer. The company produces titanium, steel and carbon fibre frames aimed at the top-end market. All the company's titanium, steel and stainless steel frames are built onsite and are handmade often to custom specifications.

The company is based in Westham, East Sussex, UK.