Titanium Scooter Handlebars Bars

Titanium bars weigh approximately half as much as steel bars while being stronger than aluminium. This reduces fatigue during long sessions and improves control for bar spins and whips.

They are more expensive due to material and manufacturing costs. Riders who value lightweight setups or frequently perform high-level tricks often find the investment worthwhile. Casual riders may prefer more affordable materials.

Titanium has a slight flex, absorbing impacts and offering a smoother feel compared to rigid steel. This flex can reduce hand fatigue during heavy landings.

Titanium bars come in standard and oversized diameters. Check whether the bar has a slit for HIC/IHC or is slitless for SCS. Cutting a slit yourself can compromise structural integrity.

They’re highly durable and corrosion-resistant. Properly cared for, titanium bars can last many years. However, extreme impacts or incorrect installation can still cause damage.

They don’t rust, so maintenance mainly involves inspecting welds and tightening clamp bolts. Avoid over-tightening, which can strip threads or deform the bar.

The primary drawback is cost. Titanium bars are among the most expensive options. They’re also harder to cut, requiring specialised tools if you need to shorten them.

Yes. Riders often describe a “springy” feel due to titanium’s flex. Some riders love the feedback; others prefer the rigid feel of steel. Try a friend’s setup or read reviews to determine your preference.