Replacement Bolts & shiny bits

[rob.mac]

Can someone help me out on the best place to get replacement bolts and nuts etc.

Everything from crank bolts, to water bottle cage, stem bolts and brake bolts.

Just dont want my local bike shop ripping me off.

Cheers

 

[mikeekim89]

ebay normally have a nice selection, i think either Dr S or Sithlord may have a few too, one of them has a case of them.. I think.. try the wanted section though.

 

[weeman_mtb]

Most bolts on a bike apart from say the crank bolts are standard metric. I buy new stainless ones off Ebay but they usually come in packs of 10 or 20 at least. This isn't a problem for me as I've always got lots of projects on the go and will use them. Check whatever you buy against the old ones though for size and thread pitch. Hope this helps.

 

[mfh126]

I'm across the pond, but there's a nice Canadian shop called Toronto Cycles that has any aluminum or titanium bolt/nut you could imagine. I highly recommend them.

 

[IDB1]

I'm across the pond, but there's a nice Canadian shop called Toronto Cycles that has any aluminum or titanium bolt/nut you could imagine. I highly recommend them.

I found Toronto Cycles while googling for anodised bolts the other night..

Their range seems quite extensive. .

 

[raymondluxuryyacht]

Probolt ? (Tasty Nuts)

 

[IDB1]

Judging by website prices I found Demon Tweeks cheaper for Pro-Bolt than Pro-Bolt (tastynuts)..

 

[mikee]

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

mike

 

[Alex Creasey]

I've done a couple of orders through Jersey Cycles who have been really good. Site looks virtually the same as Toronto Cycles but the postage to the UK has only been around $5.00 to the UK instead of Toronto's $35.00.

 

[IDB1]

http://www.jerseycycles.com/