R&G Sprocket Nut - Titanium - M10X1.25 - 6 pack
This 6-piece set of R&G Titanium Sprocket Nuts are made from grade 5 - 6AL-4V - 1068 MPA titanium, meaning they offer extraordinary strength and weight reduction. Our Black Titanium Sprocket Nuts go through a PVD (physical vapour deposition) treatment, ensuring longevity and corrosion resistance.
- Only use Manufacturer torque settings, between 33 - 45nm.
- Kits are offered as bike-specific fitments. If you have a variation of a standard model you may require an alternative kit.
- Please check the thread fitment by hand, before using tools - this will help prevent accidental damage.
- Fit R&G Sprocket Nuts along with a medium thread lock, after cleaning bolt threads of all corrosion and dirt. Titanium requires an anti-galling lubricant and must not be fitted dry (included).
- This is a critical safety component - it must be fitted by a competent mechanic.
- To avoid marking the Sprocket Nuts, use a 6-sided socket and stretch a rubber glove (or similar) over the socket before trying to tighten up.
- Clean as part of your regular maintenance, and protect with a corrosion inhibitor.
R&G Sprocket Nut - Titanium - M10X1.25 - 6 pack
This 6-piece set of R&G Titanium Sprocket Nuts are made from grade 5 - 6AL-4V - 1068 MPA titanium, meaning they offer extraordinary strength and weight reduction. Our Black Titanium Sprocket Nuts go through a PVD (physical vapour deposition) treatment, ensuring longevity and corrosion resistance.
- Only use Manufacturer torque settings, between 33 - 45nm.
- Kits are offered as bike-specific fitments. If you have a variation of a standard model you may require an alternative kit.
- Please check the thread fitment by hand, before using tools - this will help prevent accidental damage.
- Fit R&G Sprocket Nuts along with a medium thread lock, after cleaning bolt threads of all corrosion and dirt. Titanium requires an anti-galling lubricant and must not be fitted dry (included).
- This is a critical safety component - it must be fitted by a competent mechanic.
- To avoid marking the Sprocket Nuts, use a 6-sided socket and stretch a rubber glove (or similar) over the socket before trying to tighten up.
- Clean as part of your regular maintenance, and protect with a corrosion inhibitor.
