Resources for Titanium & Carbon Hardware

[ArtifactsInMotion]

Hi WWs

Would like to get this thread going to keep track of retailers of titanium and carbon fastners, bolts, hardware replacements... anything marginal gain related to existing parts on the bike. Hyperlinks and store names are paramount, in addition to what bike or component in question you've found successful replacement parts for.

Some well known names like R2 Bike, Fairwheel Bike, Probolt come to mind, but I'm sure there are more options than most know!

[eucalyptus]

I have used Risk and now from a brand/store called Tiremet/Tibicycle

It is said to be T6/4 titanium and it is definitely not aluminum or steel. I have replaced every single bolt possible on 2 two bikes. One road bike and one Cannondale Scalpel Si. It is working great! Just have to be careful with the torque, the M5 bolts can only take so much.

Tiremet offers plenty of titanium bolts in different colors and also extremly unique products such as this, SPD-SL screw/washer set in titanium saving you 13 grams
www.shorturl.at/dgtY0 (aliexpress link)

[Mocs123]

Has anyone ordered from Wanyifa? I'm looking at some Ti bolts for my stem, headset, and bottle cages - not so much for the weight savings (though the weight savings however small, are nice) but for the corrosion resistance as my steel bolts are rusted/corroded pretty bad from sweat. Should I try and source SS instead?

[eucalyptus]

Has anyone ordered from Wanyifa? I'm looking at some Ti bolts for my stem, headset, and bottle cages - not so much for the weight savings (though the weight savings however small, are nice) but for the corrosion resistance as my steel bolts are rusted/corroded pretty bad from sweat. Should I try and source SS instead?

I have ordered a few bolts from them. Mostly small ones like countersunk M4x10 and similar. Feels like titanium.
Only issue is that on some bolts they measure including the head so that countersunk M4x10 is only 8mm.

[Attermann]

That's how you measure countersunk.