Titanium is an excellent bicycle-frame material because it is highly resistant to corrosion—even when scratched or dented under normal atmospheric conditions.
It does not require paint or protective coating and offers exceptional fatigue resistance.

Compared with a steel OMNIUM Cargo, the titanium version is nearly 3 kg lighter. If you want more stiffness, strength, durability, and ride comfort, titanium is the premium choice.

With a total permitted load of 175 kg including the rider, the Cargo is the model with the greatest carrying capacity in the OMNIUM range.

Camping with children? A suddenly oversized shopping trip? With OMNIUM's many accessory options, this is the model for building a cargo-bike life around big ideas.

Production quantities are limited.

The Mini-Max has a shorter wheelbase than the full-size Cargo and is the more compact option.
The Cargo and Mini-Max are the two models that can accept child-carrying accessories and extenders, so the Mini-Max is a strong choice if you want a balance between true cargo-bike capability and more familiar handling.

The compact OMNIUM Mini works especially well in Japan, where streets and bicycle parking can be tight. Its strengths are useful carrying capacity and easy handling in a small footprint.
If you regularly need to carry something bigger than a backpack, the Mini is a practical size that can bring more freedom to daily life without relying on a car.

The CXC is a versatile bike with clearance for 700c x 45 mm tires and triple-cage mounts on the fork. True to a brand born from cargo bikes, it is tough, adaptable, and ready for lightweight bicycle touring.

Adjustable rocker dropouts allow a variety of drivetrain configurations, while mounts support racks, fenders, and other accessories.
The CXC is sold as a frameset only.