M8 Titanium Grade 5 DIN 6923 Hex Flange Nut · Titanium Surron, rainbow (oil slick/ multi-color)

Titanium SurronHardware & FastenersSKU sku-53614755151983

M8 Titanium Grade 5 DIN 6923 Hex Flange Nut

Name: M8 Titanium Grade 5 DIN 6923 Hex Flange Nut
Brand: Titanium Surron
SKU: sku-53614755151983

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$6.99

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Color: Rainbow (oil slick/ multi-color)

Rainbow (oil slick/ multi-color)

Teal Silver

Light Purple Black Blue Burnt Blue Green

Gold

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About this part

Grade 5 6AL-4V titanium nuts for the m8 grade 5 din 6923 hex flange, in place of the steel nuts the bike leaves the factory with. It is PVD-coated against corrosion, with rolled threads for fatigue strength. Choose from 9 finishes: Rainbow (oil slick/ multi-color), Teal, Silver, Light Purple, Black, Blue, Burnt Blue, Green and Gold.

This part is not cut for one platform, so it carries no fitment badge. Check the title and the photos against your own bike before ordering. Titanium is a weight and corrosion upgrade, not a reason to pull a fastener tighter: torque to the figure for the bolt you are replacing. Ships from Titanium Surron, and returns run through MotorHabit either way.

Full specifications

Material Titanium

Fitment Universal

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Will this fit my bike?

It is made for a specific platform. We carry it because it fits parts riders here already run, but we do not list a verified fitment for it, so check the title and the photos against your own bike first. Ask us if you are unsure.

Is titanium actually better than the stock hardware?

Titanium is worth it for two things: weight and corrosion. This is Grade 5 6AL-4V, the aerospace alloy, not commercially pure titanium. What it is not is a strength upgrade at every size — a titanium bolt has a different yield than the steel one it replaces, so use the original torque spec.

What colors does it come in?

It comes in Rainbow (oil slick/ multi-color), Teal, Silver, Light Purple, Black, Blue, Burnt Blue, Green and Gold. The finish is PVD or anodized into the surface, not paint, so it does not chip off the way a coating does.

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