Hey, Bryce here! Swapping your Altis Sigma bash guard bolts for titanium is one of the lowest-effort, highest-reward upgrades you can make. These Grade 5 6AL-4V titanium bash guard mount bolts are precision-machined and PVD coated — they resist corrosion, outlast steel, and shave real grams off your chassis without sacrificing any strength. When a rock or log catches your bash guard on the trail, the last thing you want is a stripped or seized bolt fighting you in the field.
Compatible With:
Altis Sigma (all trims)
Features:
Certified Titanium Grade 5 6AL-4V — aerospace-grade alloy used in motorsport
PVD / anodized coating for maximum corrosion resistance on the trail
Rolled threads for greater fatigue strength than cut threads
40% lighter than OEM steel hardware — measurable weight savings
Greater strength-to-weight ratio than steel — won't bend or gall under torque
Kit includes 4 bolts — complete drop-in set for your bash guard
Multiple finish colors available to match your build
These bolt on in minutes with no modification. Whether you're building a full titanium kit or just starting with the high-impact areas, the bash guard mount is one of the first spots worth upgrading — it takes direct rock strikes and deserves hardware that can handle it. Ships fast from the USA, straight to your door.
Frequently Asked Questions
What bikes do these bash guard bolts fit?
These titanium bash guard mount bolts are designed specifically for the Altis Sigma. They are not compatible with Surron LBX or Segway — those models require different sizing. Verify your model before purchasing.
How much weight do I actually save switching to titanium?
Titanium Grade 5 is approximately 40% lighter than OEM steel hardware. While the individual bolt weight is small, across a full titanium hardware kit the savings add up to a meaningful reduction in rotating and unsprung mass.
Do I need any special tools to install these?
No special tools required. Standard Torx or Allen keys (depending on head style) are all you need. Always verify torque specs before riding — titanium has different torque values than steel, typically 10-15% lower to prevent galling.
