Titanium Wheel Nuts
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#9
Sounds like dodgy Ti to me, currently have a Ti watch, chain, neck chain, bike frame etc etc etc and all are still shiny with no scratches.
I remember the mountain bike days, and R/C car days when a few grammes meant a lot of weight saving, but then we found a supplier of Ti parts to the trade at 10% the cost of them to specialist groups !!
Ti is not that difficult to work, or extract (source, a guy who works with it everyday) and is not rare (most common metal on earth I heard) so why rip people off for parts made from it ??
I remember the mountain bike days, and R/C car days when a few grammes meant a lot of weight saving, but then we found a supplier of Ti parts to the trade at 10% the cost of them to specialist groups !!
Ti is not that difficult to work, or extract (source, a guy who works with it everyday) and is not rare (most common metal on earth I heard) so why rip people off for parts made from it ??
#10
Originally Posted by Nick Graves,Jul 14 2005, 03:36 PM
too right!
Actually, my watch strap is Ti. Mirror polished, it scratches like buggery. The metal is very soft. I wonder if it's really suitable for wheel nuts?
Actually, my watch strap is Ti. Mirror polished, it scratches like buggery. The metal is very soft. I wonder if it's really suitable for wheel nuts?
Your watch strap must be made with that special Titanium called Aluminum
The bloke who sold you that watch saw you coming??