Spograde 2 Pieces Titanium Alloy Bike Tapered Head Bolt Screws Washer M5x20, Black Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

GR5 titanuim bolts? ano po masasabi orig ?
Install on your bike for better review
Hindi po ba sya kumukupas?
Hindi ba madaling bumilog yan?
For brake caliper ito diba?
Anong size ng para sa bottle cage at bolts sa carrier sir?
tunay ba boss yung titanuim na bolts?
thank you sir sa pagturo pano manukat ng bolts hahaha ngayon ko lang nalaman
$50 for coolness. Why not. I did.
Is It True Titanium Bolt Not Easily Rust Than Stock Bolt On Any Kind Bike Like A MTB, Road, Etc?
Nice... Like you, I'm bored, just ordered matching titanium rotor/caliper/stem/stem cap/bottle cage bolts. I will bet that I'll save a whole 30 or 40 grams LOL,, but it'll look good doing it.
Grease or locktite?
I have received my red ones today 😃 Hope they will hold strong 😃
Nice upgrade Jase! if you brake hard enough for long enough your rotors will match also :)
Keep up the content great videos
Over this lockdown but at least now we can go riding at a few places in Auckland
You can get them hollow Its roughly 40% lighter In my opinion Not worth it. Mark up is unbelievable an Ti isnt anything exotic in earth's crust. I ve done it because of corrosion resistance. There are shops who sell them fairly cheap avoid ebay, amazon
Titanium bolts are potentially dangerous when mounted on stems or handlebars. They should only be used for areas that are not security relevant. So I'm glad you didn't replace those.
Great, another “worth it” video on YouTube.
some bikes have even heavier screws original, your original looks like alloy not steel
Changed all the bolts on my Aprilia and Moto Guzzi motorcycles. Saved about 3 lbs and the cost was about $2,500 for each bike. Ridiculously expensive but no rust, beautiful machines look on the bolts. Only did it as a challenge, not worth the weight savings
I swapped out all silver colored bolts to Ti black bolts, not for weight savings but for the uniform black appearance. I got them from Better Bolts. If I was super OCD I would have swapped out ALL bolts for Ti oil slick which would have been next level attention to detail.
Is the thread pitch standardized on all these parts?
What is the usual bolts size for bike caliper?
4.5/7.8=57.7% You reduce weight of your fasteners by 42.3% all else equal.
how much weight savings we got from changing whole bike bolt sets to titanium, including the groupset bolts? anyone know?
Good stuff Champ!! That paint job is awesome!
How to know my size bolt's
I don't think the bolt is lighter because it is "titanium". i It is lighter because it is shorter and doesn't have any washer. I bet it wasn't even a real titanium bolt.
check out dangerholm if you like light bikes
All the bolts on my bike are titanium because they are just better because they will never introduce rust into your frame
What is the thin line 2:34 in your seatstay tube (it's near the bolt)
That matching oil slick look is hot! But I had to react to this: @1:30 "So it actually cut the weight in half!" Lol, as if the % decrease of the *hardware* weight matters vs. the impact on the overall bike weight -- this is a net change of slightly less than an ounce, something like ~0.3% decrease in overall bike weight.
I don’t care about weight savings they just look cool!
WolfTooth makes Aluminum bolts. They are lighter, but even weaker than ti. I use em to fill un-used mounts. To get great strength and corrosion prevention, go stainless. Way cheaper than Ti. Ti is about the lightest solution for disk mounts, however. Never use aluminum there; unless for the "shear" sake of science.
That is one hell of a nice tip you’re giving in this video. I just like the way Ty looks thanks for the tip
Stoopid money
8 thousand?! OMG... Beatiful though.
Beautiful bike and what is the name of the song at the beginning of the video?
Brilliant review man really well done 👍
Dude, a new age titanium hardtail running 29x2.6 tubless tires is not hard at all, it is to me like the very best bike you could ask for. I am riding a 15 year old aluminum hardtail on 26x2.2 tires with inner tubes and a super trashed fork currently. That (my bike) will actually beat you as you ride it. I'd love to have that Ti 29er hardtail. Hopefully I will save up enough after I end up bringing my old bike to life as much as I can. Now I am not shure if I want this curve Ti hardtail or a carbon Yeti ARC.
And here yet again, another BB standard…
Thanks for the great review, but you lost me with that God-awful music...sorry
For $400 US dollars less, I'll get an RSD Ti instead. And that's equal to about $530 AUD. Definitely overpricing.
What sizes are the top- and downtube?
Made in china too.
How much for this bike if i need one
Thank you for that great bike review. I wish I had such one!
Hi guys anyone knows which WTB saddle is ?
more hardtail review please
Thats stupid expensive for a bike...
It's warm in moms basement , and everyone knows how moms are when you turn on the A/C.
Will is by far the best reviewer in the industry, very good at real world talk, and great knowledge of tech and explaining handling characteristics Great hire Flow!
I have a 1991 Rocky Mountain titanium, bought it new for 5k, still ride it today, awesome ride!
I'll buy a Dirtbike! Thanks!
Is it one of those cheap bikes made of Titanium? Cause Titanium is the ninth-most abundant element in Earth's crust (0.63% by mass)[21] and the seventh-most abundant metal. It is present as oxides in most igneous rocks, in sediments derived from them, in living things, and natural bodies of water.[5][6] Of the 801 types of igneous rocks analyzed by the United States Geological Survey, 784 contained titanium. Its proportion in soils is approximately 0.5 to 1.5%. Ah - no it's not, that is surprising....