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• #2
Set screws from a hardware store, M5 thread.
Bike manufacturers (some) buy them (plastic plugs) from their suppliers thousands in a box. Hard or impossible to get just a few.
Very fancy: carbon fiber screws, e.g. Schmolke
Lightest and cheapest of all: nothing...
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• #3
I use nylon machine screws in mine I'm not sure where you'd get them from in small quantities though. Maybe ebay?
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• #4
titanium bolts FTW.
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• #5
I use nylon machine screws in mine I'm not sure where you'd get them from in small quantities though. Maybe ebay?
http://www.allfix.co.uk/Products/00260008002800bc/M3S5SCM050X0012
~12p ea.I've bought small qty. from them, can't remember what their minimum order is but with post and VAT my stuff came to under a tenner.
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• #6
ok thanks
I have now tried the little plastic stopper out of a bic biro
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• #7
£2.60 x 12
free p&pscrew in nice and flush with the frame.
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• #8
tasty nuts !
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• #9
They are bolts...
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• #10
yeah, but sooooo much prettier than anything else, and in colours ! and with a bit of lithium will always come out !
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• #11
Oh I thought you were referring to Dylans post, but I'm guessing now that you posted a picture which I can't see.
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• #12
Three options
duck tape
Bathroom sealant
a slug
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• #13
Or 4, possibly 5 matches.
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• #14
http://www.tastynuts.com/site/frames/frameset_shoponline.htm
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• #15
I popped into On Yer Bike @ London Bridge y'day - coincidentally the Trek sales rep's were in handing out free dog-nuts and tortilla chips.
We started talking SS (me and the rep, not me and the tortilla chips).
They were extolling the virtures of the Trek 2010 District Carbon, at £2,700.
They showed me a picture.
I said I really didn't like it as the bottle cage bolts annoyed me, destroying the clean lines of the frame.
They all laughed - a lot.
An awful lot.
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I have bottle cage bolt hole's on my frame, i'm sure i've seen little gromets/plugs to fit in them when not in use.
Are they available if so where from?
thanks