Those of you who are Neil Young fans might have picked up on an underlying theme with the names No22 chooses for their bikes. In 1981, Young released Re-Ac-Tor an album that married his traditional sound with new wave synth. Much like the album itself, the No22 Reactor marries two very different materials in an overall package that is sure to deliver on both aesthetics and performance.

The frame itself is mostly titanium, with a carbon seat tube. The seat tube cluster is sleeved and the ISP utilizes a titanium seatmast topper, resulting in a light and stiff bike. How light? 13.1 lbs as shown with the Fabric ALM saddle, Hollowgram cranks, Reynolds RZR 46 SLG wheels.

The Reactor is available as a frame for $3,999 including the seatmast topper and hardware. Read more at No22…