Bolt size - Propel seat post
Dan Walton
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I did the same thing, don't think it's anything special.
I just took one off another seat post I had lying around.
Geoff0 -
geoffh73 wrote:I did the same thing, don't think it's anything special.
I just took one off another seat post I had lying around.
Geoff
Cool, so it's just a normal searpost bolt. Are they M8?0 -
Take it into B&Q or wherever and size them up. Simple.0
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AK_jnr wrote:Take it into B&Q or wherever and size them up. Simple.
Thanks for your advice, but I'd rather not cut the old bolt out of my bike making it unrideable in the hope that I might find something suitable in B&Q.
I was rather hoping to order a nice Ti bolt that would be suitable and then swap it over.0 -
If it is a 5mm Allen key I would of thought it would be a 4mm bolt. I would make sure you buy a better/stronger bolt to ensure you don't strip it again.0
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ifanthecat wrote:If it is a 5mm Allen key I would have thought it would be a 4mm bolt. I would make sure you buy a better/stronger bolt to ensure you don't strip it again.
If it's a 5mm Allen key doesn't that make it an M6 bolt? I got hold of an M5 bolt earlier and it's definitely bigger than that. I am probably going to go for Ti once I've figured what size I need!
I'll bring the bike in and have a measure...0 -
Sorry got it a**e about face. Maybe this might help:
http://www.thesitebox.com/Page/36/Metri ... Chart.aspx0 -
Excellent, I think that confirms I have ordered the right size, I guess I'll know for sure when I try and fit it it!
Anyway, just for information, I've gone for a titanium M6x40 tapered Allen head bolt.0 -
Just to close this out in case anyone searches in the future with the same question, the bolt I ordered is the correct one.0