Is there a demand for a front spindle bolt in Ti? I won't do the actual spindle though, sorry. If there are 10 definites I'll go ahead and get them done.

i think as you already do the hub /wheel and pinch bolt in TI i think you should do the axle bolt to complete the set

What about doing all the parts in Alu aswell?
I'm just looking for some replacement parts, so TI would be a waste and too damn expensive..

andreasmkr wrote:What about doing all the parts in Alu aswell?
I'm just looking for some replacement parts, so TI would be a waste and too damn expensive..

Aluminium isn't strong enough for the application, well, maybe if you're building a race bike and they only have to last 30 minutes or so but certainly not for a road bike where it can go for hundreds of miles without being checked.

What about some anodized steel/stainless steel?

andreasmkr wrote:What about some anodized steel/stainless steel?

Heavy and not really better than the standard parts, sorry. Can't you just buy some new OE parts if all you need is replacements?

Sure.. I was just thinking that I would rather support a small company like yours than a big one in the Netherlands.

andreasmkr wrote:Sure.. I was just thinking that I would rather support a small company like yours than a big one in the Netherlands.

I do appreciate the support, thank you, but if I produce the same thing that's already available I probably won't be able to compete on price due to the small amounts I can order.

I would be interested.

i too would be interested however it would need to have a 6.5mm hole to run an m6 rod through for my fork crash protectors/sliders :D