Where can I get a replacement stem bolt?

for my deda stem? one of the heads has rounded off - the ones that came with it were pretty soft.

send me what thread and length, and i will have a look in my multiple thousand of spare bolts box!

user error.
they aren't soft bolts. your torque wrench must be broken.

user error.
they aren't soft bolts. your torque wrench must be broken.

or user may at times have been tempted to use under sized allen key which seemed to work.

Or it could indeed be a soft bolt, or too shallow to allow properly seated grip and hence damage. - It happens.

i came across this randomly looking for hubs

don't know if its of any use

http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/src/froogle/category-M4-Stainless-Steel-375.htm

I get my bolts from tastynuts !!!

http://www.tastynuts.com/site/frames/frameset_shoponline.htm

Nice stuff if you are in to bolts. :)

Screwfix fix fix fi f ...

stay with steel though

And do remember to grease under the bolt head/between bolt head and captive washer if there is one/on captive washer if there is one... as well as the threads.

But you probably knew that.

I dunno Bring..

Nimmo is new to all this, he's still suckling on the ample teat of bicycle maintenance

And do remember to grease under the bolt head/between bolt head and captive washer if there is one/on captive washer if there is one... as well as the threads.

But you probably knew that.

Thomson say:

'No grease under head of bolts or washers. Degrease if necessary.

But maybe that is specific to their products. (?)

bolts and threads are bolts and threads regardless of manufactureererererer

I think I've made my opinion of Thomson clear elsewhere ;)

has someone trodden in engineer?

user error.
they aren't soft bolts. your torque wrench must be broken.

they are very soft inside the bolt head - you can feel the the shape going. they're not steel, they're something else

yeah, like aluminium.

they shear instead of stripping the thread out of the stem body, which in most cases fucks the stem.

so you end up needing to whack out £30-£40 on a new one, instead of some pence for a bolt.

be careful if you get stainless ones, 5-6 newton metres.