Do TITANIUM Upgrade Bolts for MTB, Road, Gravel Bikes actually save weight?

In todays video we do a quick test to see if upgrading steel bolts to titanium does actually make a difference in weight, or is it just all about the looks? Watch to find out more, and let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
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[@PSNragglefraggle1]

Screw the weight savings, I've never had a Ti bolt rust or seize on me!

[@greeneking77]

I thought they were prone to seizing unless you use anti-seize on them?

[@MrDezso1]

Great products , use them a lot and didn’t realise how much weight saving there is when combined

[@LaurentiusTriarius]

I replace everything I can on every bikes I have, on some MTBs it's surprising how much weight you can save but durability and resistance to fatigue is the real game changer here... Gold and oil slick looks good too 😂

[@markboy45]

I went on the web site today and got some new upgrades

[@kevinshort3943]

I don't care about the weight, just give me the shiny ones!!

[@testdirver]

titanium bolts in alloy frame need anti-seized?

[@phililpb]

what is anti seized does that mean use grease

[@TheHighAltitudeRambler]

Yes, titanium bolts in an aluminum frame can cause Galvanic corrosion. Although proper maintenance can help avoid that I would highly recommend to put some grease in there at least something to help keep water out of the threads