Chainring bolts

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  • Haha!

    Talking of chainring bolts, I need some too. The ones I have a re too long for the crank/chainring combo and dont tighten up at all. They tighten onto themselves but not the ring/crank.
    Anyone know the shortest bolts you can get?

  • I am resurrecting this thread to remind anyone that hasn't checked their chainring (and crank) bolts and tighten them up. I did the other day as I was fitting a new crankset to the Christmas Quinn (tm), and found they were loose on both my other bikes.

    cheerio.

  • Small diggage,soz.
    Struggling to get some chainring bolts off an old crank, mostly because I haven't got the right tool. Any tips on what I can use as a substitute to this tool?

  • Flathead screwdriver.

    Or drill.

  • I have a chainring bolt too if you need to borrow one. Unless they're cottered.

  • Flathead screwdriver.
    screwdriver's not cutting it.

    Or drill.

    I have a chainring bolt too if you need to borrow one. Unless they're cottered.

    Nice mate, where are you based?

  • Bow E3

  • Ah, bit of a distance for me. :-s

  • I have a chainring bolt tool and am also 'sarf'. Camberwell to be precise.

  • Boing

    Is evans the easist place to get a set of single chain ring bolts at the mo? Tried to by some in holloway at the weekend and was told £2.50 per anodised bolt and why would I want steel? Whilst Evans want £5 a set.

    Cheers for the advice and points if ddelivered to SE drinks tonight too.

  • Cycle surgery and Evans both charge £4.99 for silver steel bolts or 6.99 for black cr-mo steel bolts.

  • I've had problems with alloy chainring bolts in the past. I may have overtightenend them though.
    I'm using the ssteel ones sold by velosolo. They've stayed good.

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