just curious, but can you buy lighter weight lug nuts and would you want to?
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20 titanium lugs would probably weigh as much as maybe 5 normal ones if not closer to 3 or 4.
I have a titanium axle on my motocross bike and it saved about 1.2 lbs or so.
I have a titanium axle on my motocross bike and it saved about 1.2 lbs or so.
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its all anodized blue to match the bike. It does reduce the weight which is a bonus. But the bike's not gonna stress it as much as a car, so aluminum is not exactly ideal, Ti is quite expensive and is difficult to work with I think. I think it might also be a restricted material, not sure tho.
that was back in my mtn biking days.
-Phil
that was back in my mtn biking days.
-Phil
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a miniscule amount of rotational inertial. use anti-sieze compound when titanium is in contact with other metals, so's it doesn't "cold-weld". cost vs. weight savings is very high. address other weight saving measures first. super-duper wheels probably have a better ratio of $/lb. then there are the free ones, like pulling all the seats except the pilot's.
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