Lost a bolt

mattyg2004
Posts: 196
Ok I know this is going to be a daft question BUT,
I replaced my saddle today and thought I had tightened the bolts back up but obviously not (as my saddle moved further and further backwards).
Onto my question
Where the hell can I get another bolt from.
I can't be the first to have lost one but I'm beggered if I can find any reference to the bolts that bolt the clamp to the saddle.
Oh its a scott 34.9 seatpost
Any help
Cheers
Matt
I replaced my saddle today and thought I had tightened the bolts back up but obviously not (as my saddle moved further and further backwards).
Onto my question
Where the hell can I get another bolt from.
I can't be the first to have lost one but I'm beggered if I can find any reference to the bolts that bolt the clamp to the saddle.
Oh its a scott 34.9 seatpost
Any help
Cheers
Matt
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I did a similar thing once and snapped the bolt after a dodgy landing with the saddle far too high. The LBS were very nice and had a look for me but after not being able to find anything they pointed me in the direction of a local engineering shop - you could always try that0
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Are they telling you to get a bolt from the blue?0
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That's Usain.0
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You can use the one through your neck as a spare.0
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allen.coulson wrote:You can use the one through your neck as a spare.
Neck bolts are usually imperial threads. Bloomin monster industry with its throwback working practices.Uncompromising extremist0 -
HSS normally stock quite alot of bolts
A2 s/s allen socket caps for all strong bolts now, and remember to grease up0 -
Northwind wrote:allen.coulson wrote:You can use the one through your neck as a spare.
Neck bolts are usually imperial threads. Bloomin monster industry with its throwback working practices.
but I've got some imperial nuts!!0