@TheBongJew mmmhhh no it doesn't. My Lynskey R340 bike is only around 190 grams heavier than my BMC RM01. The issue with the frame, they're just crazily expensive for the similiar performance with carbon frame
@kirillpen Titanium is actually almost twice as dense as aluminum (2.70g/cm^3 for Al vs 4.50g/cm^3 for Ti), but it has a higher strength to weight ratio so you need less of it.
that is amazing... but isnt titanium very soft? is this mixed with other alloys? pardon my ignorance in the chemical structure or titanium... but since its so light doesnt it means soft... and also.. by untreated what do you mean? no cryogenic freezing or shot peening? or some sort of high temp coating like swain tech?
@240SSONLY titanium is soft and strong, and super expensive, that is why cars and planes are made by other materials and not by titanium.
Do not depend only if is heavy or not, also thepend the molecular structure. for example carbon fiver is made by carbon, like the pencil carbon, if you put totheder carbon with epoxi, will be very strong, but depend of the direction of the strenth, is not that strong in all the positions.
@240SSONLY It depends on what form of titanium you have. Titanium can exist as two allotropes, an alpha(hexagonal) or beta(body centered cubic) phase depending on temperature, pressure, and alloying. The alpha form is softer and generally exists at normal conditions, but the beta form can be stabilized in alloys. I have a knife blade made of beta alloy and it is as hard as ordinary steel while weighing much less.
mal hecho el ensayo, no solo depende del grosor de la pared , sino del diametro del tubo, en realidad la fibra de carbono es mas resistente a pesos iguales.
epic that laugh at the end, the doctor of Frankenstein.
AZURA888 2 months ago
yeah you can have a titanium bike but it would probably weigh 100,000,000 times more
TheBongJew 4 months ago
@TheBongJew mmmhhh no it doesn't. My Lynskey R340 bike is only around 190 grams heavier than my BMC RM01. The issue with the frame, they're just crazily expensive for the similiar performance with carbon frame
baralah 3 months ago
@TheBongJew titanium is lighter than aluminum fool
kirillpen 3 months ago
@kirillpen Titanium is actually almost twice as dense as aluminum (2.70g/cm^3 for Al vs 4.50g/cm^3 for Ti), but it has a higher strength to weight ratio so you need less of it.
wamyx8Nz 2 weeks ago
I love his satisfied geek-laugh at the end. Like a creative kid with a very cool new toy.
mickmizzou 5 months ago 4
the carbon fiver resist much more in other direction, this test is bad
Emilianosart 1 year ago 2
how to toilet paper tubes hold up??
bradthebad01 1 year ago 7
What an appallingly irrelevant demonstration. That in no way reflects how tubing is stressed in a bicycle frame.
SatansSpatula 1 year ago 6
that is amazing... but isnt titanium very soft? is this mixed with other alloys? pardon my ignorance in the chemical structure or titanium... but since its so light doesnt it means soft... and also.. by untreated what do you mean? no cryogenic freezing or shot peening? or some sort of high temp coating like swain tech?
240SSONLY 1 year ago
@240SSONLY titanium is soft and strong, and super expensive, that is why cars and planes are made by other materials and not by titanium.
Do not depend only if is heavy or not, also thepend the molecular structure. for example carbon fiver is made by carbon, like the pencil carbon, if you put totheder carbon with epoxi, will be very strong, but depend of the direction of the strenth, is not that strong in all the positions.
Emilianosart 1 year ago
@240SSONLY It depends on what form of titanium you have. Titanium can exist as two allotropes, an alpha(hexagonal) or beta(body centered cubic) phase depending on temperature, pressure, and alloying. The alpha form is softer and generally exists at normal conditions, but the beta form can be stabilized in alloys. I have a knife blade made of beta alloy and it is as hard as ordinary steel while weighing much less.
wamyx8Nz 2 weeks ago
@wamyx8Nz true points... good observation...
240SSONLY 1 week ago
tento test je absolutne nespravny a moze zaujat len laikov co sa tomu nerozumia.
maestiqx 1 year ago
Unseen footage: "OK so now lets try the tiolet paper tube"
StrangerEight 2 years ago
@StrangerEight thats funny... hahaha
240SSONLY 1 year ago
how about inexpensive steel tube
saff3356 2 years ago 5
so if your getting run down by truck so choose titanium
medsa666 2 years ago 3
Devia ter colocado o aluminio primeiro, sendo menos resistente que a fibra de carbono e depois o titanio
Gutubeuser 2 years ago
pretty amazing, huh...? HAHAHAHA
entretieneteds 2 years ago
I'll keep this test in mind the next time I get run over by an SUV.
PulletSurprise 3 years ago 18
Wrong test budy....
this is not the way to test a tube strenght..
bilbokog60 3 years ago
Outta curiosity, whats the right way to test tube strength?
Shamirizee 3 years ago 11
@Shamirizee With a huge Diesel Ford Truck! hahahaha...just kidding.
peakcur 5 months ago
pretty amazing, huh...? HAHAHAHA
Unfair comparison, dude!
helmetless 3 years ago 3
no conoce resistencia de materiales, la fibra de carbono es mas resistente al mismo peso, ademas la resistencia a la fatiga es mayor
epicforme 3 years ago 5
si.. q animal ese man...
frodosex 2 years ago 2
mal hecho el ensayo, no solo depende del grosor de la pared , sino del diametro del tubo, en realidad la fibra de carbono es mas resistente a pesos iguales.
fueradesistema 3 years ago 4
which is stronger in toughness titanium or tungten
jon1989 3 years ago