00:00Alright, so you're building up a titanium frame or you've got one already and you're hunting down
00:04the bits that actually finish it off and everything with T6L4V stamped on it suddenly costs a
00:09fortune. So I went through the listings and found the best deals for T6L4V titanium tube for bicycle
00:15frames and the parts that hang off them. 5 picks, all high rated, all weirdly cheap. Let's go.
00:23First up, the ultralight titanium alloy after float seat post and yeah, that name's a mouthful,
00:29but the numbers say plenty. Over 4,400 sold and a 4.9 rating. It's a titanium shaft with that
00:36float
00:37style head, so you can dial your saddle angle in properly and the TI rod does a nice job soaking
00:41up road buzz instead of rattling your spine. 4,495 for a titanium seat post is honestly silly money
00:48and it won't rust, won't fatigue like alloy, and shrugs off hits from potholes. If you want one
00:54upgrade that you'll feel on every ride, start here. Next, the Tito titanium alloy bike seat post.
01:01Slightly different approach, aluminum head, titanium rod, which keeps the cost down while
01:06still giving you that springy, corrosion-proof tee feel where it matters. 3,800 sold, 4.8 stars.
01:14It comes in 27.2 and 31.6 millimeter, oh 350 millimeters long, so it'll drop straight into
01:21basically any road or mountain frame you've got sitting in the garage. 48,50. If you want a name
01:28you've heard of on a post you don't have to think about again, this is a safe buy. Third one
01:33is small
01:34but you will actually need it, the RISC titanium seat post fixing bolts. 7,97 for a box of two,
01:40M5 by 30 and M5 by 40, washers included. Here's why it matters, steel bolts on a seat post clamp
01:47are the
01:48first thing to rust solid, and then you're drilling out a seized bolt on a frame you love.
01:53Titanium doesn't do that, it's lighter, and it looks the part. 3,700 sold, 4.8 stars.
02:01For eight bucks, this is cheap insurance, and you might as well grab it with the seat post.
02:06Fourth, the RISC titanium stem top cap 821, 3,400 sold, 4.9 stars.
02:13It replaces that boring steel top cap bolt on your 28.6 millimeter, 1 and 8th head tube with a
02:19proper super light titanium screw, and it comes with the cap itself, so it's a straight swap.
02:24It's the kind of thing nobody notices until it's on, and then the front end of your bike just looks
02:29finished. 41 grams lighter than nothing? No. But it's corrosion proof, it torques down clean,
02:36and it's the cheapest way to make a build feel deliberate. Last one, the XMS-JM8 titanium bolt
02:43for hydraulic brake hose connections. 670, 2800 sold, 4.9 stars, and it fits Shimano,
02:50Avid in guide calipers. This is the banjo bolt that screws your brake hose into the caliper,
02:56and the stock ones are steel, which means they rust, they seize, and next time you need to bleed your
03:00brakes you're fighting them. Swapping in titanium solves that permanently and matches everything else
03:08under $7 for a part you'll install once and never think about again. So there you go 5 titanium bits
03:15that are worth every penny without emptying your wallet. All the links are in the description below,
03:20so go check the prices and grab what you need before they change. If this helped you out,
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03:31the next one.
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