Help finding this SKS bolt?

lockstock666
lockstock666 Posts: 131
edited August 2012 in The workshop
Hi one of the bolts worked loose from my SKS Chromoplastic Mudguards. a quick google revealed this wiggle page but the item is discontinued. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/sks-chromoplast ... ing-bolts/

I can't find them anywhere else? I know its a simple nut and bolt, any ideas which one? M4? M5? Length? Nut type? Thanks.

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  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    tried popping into your LBS?
    I know its a simple nut and bolt,
    can not really think of any "simple" bolts on a SKS set.

    and as the wiggle link does not have a picture i am guessing it is the one with the hole in it?

    tried calling SJS Cycles?

    http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/sks-chromopl ... prod28935/
    "Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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  • lockstock666
    lockstock666 Posts: 131
    nicklouse wrote:
    tried popping into your LBS?
    Hmm no, see a previous thread: LBS Opening Hours Rant. I will have to sort it at the weekend.

    It is a simple one as it just attaches the stays. I guess I should just remove the other one and look for something similar.
  • BelgianBeerGeek
    BelgianBeerGeek Posts: 5,226
    Did you keep the fitting instructions? Normally every component has it's own code number and I think can be ordered from SKS themselves. It may be worthwile emailing them directly to ask.
    Ecrasez l’infame
  • mister p
    mister p Posts: 405
    Do you mean the bolt that goes through the stay and into the fork, near the axle of the wheel?
  • dodgy
    dodgy Posts: 2,890
    They're called draw bolts, usally available at SJS cycles.

    Here http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/sks-mudguard ... -prod8040/
  • alfablue
    alfablue Posts: 8,497
    If it is the draw bolt as above, I have a few spares you can have.
  • lockstock666
    lockstock666 Posts: 131
    Thanks for the replies, a visit to two LBS shops proved futile over the weekend. Although I did learn they are called socket cap screws.

    In the end I went to Halfords and bought some similar bolts and some standard nuts and now I have several spares. M5 worked pretty well.

    The guards were fitted by the LBS when I bought the bike so I never had any instructions with them.

    Oh one other thing - I learned that I don't have the chromoplastics, I have the commuter set. :oops:

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