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Titanium is most often mined as the ore rutile or ilmenite. It is rather difficult to fabricate because of its susceptibility to oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen impurities which cause the titanium to become more brittle. Titanium is highly suitable to Mountain biking. Individual order/Distribution: stsales@springtime.vg
Titanium is most often mined as the ore rutile or ilmenite. It is rather difficult to fabricate because of its susceptibility to oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen impurities which cause the titanium to become more brittle. Titanium is highly suitable to Mountain biking. Individual order/Distribution: stsales@springtime.vg
HQ Titanium offered under name KRONOS is now available to everyone. Shows spec: 2.0" x 400lbs Follow: facebook/spring.time.125 Order/questions: stsales@springtime.vg
A titanium spring is more responsive then a steel spring and helps the suspension keep the tires on the ground for better traction and handling. The substantial weight savings also improves the suspension performance by reducing the mass and inertia generated by movement of the suspension system. Individual order/Distribution: stsales@springtime.vg
100% Inspection of Spring Rates Individual order/Distribution: stsales@springtime.vg
KRONOS TITANIUM Springs full stock available: http://www.springtimetitanium.com/index.php?fn=mtb&no5=E
Kronos springs are originally made by ICHU, well known industry supplier of Titanium
Kronos Ti springs package Individual order/Distribution: stsales@springtime.vg
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Titanium is most often mined as the ore rutile or ilmenite. It is rather difficult to fabricate because of its susceptibility to oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen impurities which cause the titanium to become more brittle. Titanium is highly suitable to Mountain biking. Individual order/Distribution: stsales@springtime.vg

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