Rotor Bolts Sourcing
blister pus
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Having destroyed a couple of well glued in rotor bolts. I went tracking down replacements. Bingo! CRC has them: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=20170
They are for my Hayes (MX4) mechanicals as far as I know, they certainly look the identical. Even though there is no sizing indicated. Anyway I can't wait till the ETA date on there. I've looked at the M:Part Torx Disc Bolt Sets but it's crap value (same price for half the bolts). So where do I source them bolts, or type of bolts from, where's the go to place online for substitutes?
Or is it LBS time.
Ta
They are for my Hayes (MX4) mechanicals as far as I know, they certainly look the identical. Even though there is no sizing indicated. Anyway I can't wait till the ETA date on there. I've looked at the M:Part Torx Disc Bolt Sets but it's crap value (same price for half the bolts). So where do I source them bolts, or type of bolts from, where's the go to place online for substitutes?
Or is it LBS time.
Ta
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Any old rotor bolts should do T25 torx
Do not need to be Hayes-specific......
Can be had anywhere (and probably cheaper to)
Try Ebay0 -
Dropped very lucky on ebay, without that I'd have waited for CRC as they were actually streets ahead of the rest.0
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Velosolo sell them in different lengths with allen heads but the heads are a little taller than torx bolts so might catch on the calliper.I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0
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Never seen that one before, will have a sift through, ta!0
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redvee wrote:Velosolo sell them in different lengths with allen heads but the heads are a little taller than torx bolts so might catch on the calliper.
http://www.velosolo.co.uk/shopdisc.htmlI've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0 -
