Should I get some titanium bottle cage botlts to save weight?

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Sheffield_Tiger

Legendary Member
Will it make a noticeable difference to my performance? I found the bike seemed a bit heavy and unresponsive this morning, and hills were getting hard work!

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Bookcase and a fornight's supply of tinned food for 3 cats - plus sack of dry cat food

(sings in '80s mode)

Cars
What are they good for?
Absolutely nothing :smile:
 
Nah, Ti is old hat you'll get something much lighter these days ;)
 

MacB

Lover of things that come in 3's
Bookcase and a fornight's supply of tinned food for 3 cats - plus sack of dry cat food

The bookcase is fair enough but I'm sure three sacks and half a dozen bricks would have been lighter than all the cat food. With the added bonus of solving the cat problem on a permanent basis and freeing up some dosh for blingy Ti parts.
 

Davidc

Guru
Location
Somerset UK
You could try....

1) Inflate your tyres with helium - that'll sort it out.

2) Put harnesses on the cats and get them to pull you along. Make 'em work for their food.
 

Gerry Attrick

Lincolnshire Mountain Rescue Consultant
Hold your stomach in whilst riding. It makes you lighter. Well it looks like it does when I do it in front of the mirror.
 

waxbytes

New Member
Ti bolts would help but I can see from the picture that the real problem is that you need carbon fiber bottle cages to reduce the weight.
Also, if you don't already have them, I would suggest ceramic bearings for the trailer wheels.
 
Replace the bookcase with a Kindle and make the cats work for their food by sending them out to hunt then you can scrap the trailer :thumbsup:
You missed out the HUUUUUH !!! after Cars btw.
 

Rouge Penguin

New Member
Location
East Berkshire
Spend some money on Armani's new Aquaporins EDT and use osmosis to take water out of the atmoshpere, negating the need for bottle cages totally.

Or use a clever calculation to place graphite milled Spoky Dokeys around your wheels, creating perpetual motion with your first kick of the peddles.
 
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