Alu and Ti bolts/nuts/screws

FluffyChicken · Dec 24, 2008

Any recommends for Titanium and Aluminium alloy bolts etc..
The usual ones for mechs, stems, brake( Ti) and bottle bolts etc (Alu)

Been looking through the bay I see a few on there for Ti, not looked at Alu yet.

So does anyone recommend a 'online shop' ebay shop' ... ?

Some of my bolts need replacing, and the Alu red bolts are fading so want a good quality anodize job here.

guybe · Dec 24, 2008

This seller sell some ano stuff on here for the last few weeks, he got some red ano's

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=46980

Radar · Dec 24, 2008

google 'nylon and alloy'

sorry too hacked off to post linky for you - having great day, broken rear Aksium wheel (hopefully covered by warranty) and the clamp on my USE Alien has snapped - 10 miles of out of the saddle riding , fearful of the very sharp minimalist spike located atop my seat post..... would tell you the rest but I'd only sound like Leonard Cohen.

Happy Christmas

kaiser · Dec 24, 2008

Try tasty nuts.

http://www.tastynuts.com/site/frameset.htm

FluffyChicken · Dec 24, 2008

guybe, water bottle bolts look good, though would never dream of using Alu for the rearmech or Chainset main bolts :shock:

( I know about the snap-away for rear mech, but to be honest that came about from weight weenie must haves and snap away was a get out clause for the fact they would snap and so they could make a selling point ;-) )
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I'll check out the other links as well but apparently I will not under any circumstances be using the Internet tomorrow :xmas-wink:

kanerdog1x1 · Jan 2, 2009

+1 for tasty-nuts (pro-bolt). very helpfull, worth going to the shop in tewkesbury if you live near, you get a discount if you collect. good quality too, everything is produced in the uk, so its not some nasty chinese rubbish.

Cheers! · Jan 2, 2009

http://torontocycles.com/

is where I buy all my Ti and aluminum bolts from.

scant · Jan 2, 2009

http://www.tibolts.co.uk/

8lezard · Jan 3, 2009

Err · Jan 6, 2009

You'd have to be nuts to use a ti or alu bolt on a stem. Brakes would also be a worrying place to have them.

Alu and Ti bolts/nuts/screws

FluffyChicken

guybe

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Radar

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kaiser

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Cheers!

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Err

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