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Titanium Bikes vs. Regular Bikes
- Thread starter BenTCM
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The Titaniums are Shiny! Even on the Court Cards, and I think the spot cards.
Plus they have some new cool coating..
Plus they have some new cool coating..
The new Titanium Edition decks use ALL metallic inks throughout the deck. This provides a subtle, elegant sheen on the back design, the box, and even the court cards. On the court cards, instead of the vibrant yellow, we used metallic gold. All throughout, we remained as faithful as possible to the original Rider Back design. The Steel Blue decks are a sort of graphite blue shade, and the Crimson Red are a deep red tone.
The Titanium Edition Bicycles are the first ever deck of Metallic Ink Bicycles. The backs of the cards are printed with a metallic ink.
The Titanium Edition Bicycles are the first ever deck of Metallic Ink Bicycles. The backs of the cards are printed with a metallic ink.
That's not entirely true. While they are the first to have metallic ink on the card faces, the bicycle prestige edition is made up of silver and gold bicycle metallic cards (with accompanying metallic cases)
