Trask introduced its Bitchin’ Bolts line for Harley riders seeking stronger driveline hardware. Each bolt is made from Grade 5 titanium, a material known for its high strength-to-weight ratio. The company claims these bolts weigh less than steel alternatives while maintaining higher tensile strength.
The 12-point design allows for precise torque application, which helps prevent rounding or loosening under heavy load. Trask engineered these bolts to resist fatigue and corrosion in wet or high-heat conditions. That means longer service life and fewer replacements in performance builds.
Mechanics often choose titanium hardware for racing or custom work where small performance gains matter. A full set of Bitchin’ Bolts can reduce rotating mass and simplify maintenance without sacrificing reliability.
Trask positions the product for riders who push their bikes to hard limits. The company’s support team is available by phone or chat for fitment questions and order details.
My two cents…
I love this level of detail. Trask just dropped its “Bitchin’ Bolts”, yes, that’s the real name, for Harley riders who think stock hardware is for quitters. These things are Grade 5 titanium, meaning light as a latte foam but strong enough to hold something actually important.
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