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@@thebrommuters6220 thanks for watching . Interesting 🤨 Maybe he was over the weight limit for it (usually around 100kg for titanium seat posts). 😬

@@OliverNeill-22 hi, thanks for watching and your comments. Oh yeah thanks for that, we didn’t think of it! All round a great upgrade ! (It hasn’t smoothed out cattle grids sadly 😂)

@@Paul9 thank you, I’m really pleased with it!

@@henryjtodd woohoo well done! And glad you like it - I’m very pleased

At a time I saw that well known, Brilliant Bikes had got returned an Original Brompton Titanium seat post, which had broken after some years! I'm sure that a Ti-parts seat post is most likely a little more finely made and weighs a little less, but I hardly care as my bike is now around the weight of an original T-line, with mudguards! And more gears, except for the new 12 gear version! Finn. Denmark

@@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188 thanks for sharing (and watching). I think I’ll slowly be replacing parts for titanium parts in the next few years 👍

@@veloworks9266 I have bought near all my extra parts from China and Taiwan, as they are the main suppliers of better and lighter parts for a Brompton! And it is less complicated than buying from the UK, after Brexit! I admit that "those who follows in the footsteps, will never come first", but they are able to see when things could have been made better! And they have made an Industry of making Protective Parts for the frame, as Brompton hardly cares! As a first I gave my new bike an Auto Polish and forund that the one "protective tape" had been near worn through to the paint, after two or three folds! So I ordered a "set" for my bike! Finn. Denmark

@@veloworks9266 Even the axle in front on mine is now titanium, as all discs, nuts, bolts and security parts on my bike. You are able to get a bong for the bottom of the seat post, without the bolt, and weighing less, by that (They don't fall out!). My saddle is a slightly padded Selle Italia from carbon, as my seat clamp is an AceOffix, and turned round below the sadle for a longer reach from a Standard Length, black titanium seat post, pulled fully out. I have a B&W hardbox for transport and hope not to need to take off my saddle to be put inside! For a folding bike this is an insult! My Crank is from titanium with ceramic balls, as in the front by the fork. Also an alu wedge and titanium bolt to fix it and keep it in place. I have latest found a lightweight hook with a hole for my mudguard stay, from titanium. I changed it when changing the clamps on my mudguards to carbon from the original, from "Heavy Metal". Sadly the two holders are fixed and need to be drilled out to be replaced, so I left those two for now. Finn. Denmark

@@zulkhairizulkhairi201 yeah these look like a good option. And thanks so do I 🌈👍

@@davidmiller6504 I thought I’d get the rainbow finish so it stood out! Thanks for commenting and watching 👍

@@s.richards6552 thanks for watching! Sarah wasn’t convinced on it at all but now likes it - it compliments the whole frame I think!

@@natjes6017 hahahaha yes it did certainly test the finish! But it’s all good 😂

@@jonathansacci2325 oh yes! Or would it be a bit much 🤔🤔

@@davidelden919 thanks for the heads up we will keep our eye on it 👍 and cheers for watching and commenting

@@SuperJalejan thanks! And cheers for watching

@@Jay-hg2ec sounds like a nice combination 👍

@@AceQc hi, I would definitely recommend it but it is a lot of money so if you have doubts maybe keep thinking. !

@@martinarmer240 thanks for watching. A bit of wire wool will get rid of the worst of it - just very lightly rub over the rust and then spray with a product like GT85 on a regular basis

Thanks for the tip. Loving your channel!

@@davidhunternyc1 haha thanks David I’ll let paul know 😂 In answer to your question he says a 44t or 50t would be fine depending on your ability 👍

@@veloworks9266 Thank you, Sarah! Stay awesome. ..mmuuuah 💋