Um, just looking at this from a different point of view. A titanium frame will be more expensive than an aluminium frame. It won't be much lighter, but might be more springy if designed in such a way and will also be more durable. The geometry might be a little controversial, so is the size of the frame. This means that fewer riders will buy it than if was much smaller. Maybe this is not the case, but if you release a new product, you want people to buy it and so increase your revenue. Obviously this will depend on the price, but if it's similar to Triton, I can see people buying a Triton instead. Sorry, had to write that, correct me if I'm wrong (and I probably am:) )