Paul Track Ends

Got a pair of Paul track ends on my bike. I generally like them but the knobs at the end have a tendency to come off the screws. Unfortunately locktite isn't enough to keep them firmly secured to the screws. Have other people used a permanent adhesive (something along the lines of super glue) or come up with some other solutions? Looks like changing a flat tyre will be a case of pulling out the chain breaker

http://www.paulcomp.com/drop.html

take the screws out and get some mks tugs??

P.T.F.E tape (plumbers tape) should do the trick.

make them rust ! :D

or more sensibly, if you have a enough thread find a bolt to match your thread to lock against. And a small spring washer perhaps.

http://www.winstanleysbmx.com/?action=detail&maincatID=0&catID=&prodID=1311&brandID=

These are good.

Try araldite a thread lock or chemical welding.

P.T.F.E tape (plumbers tape) should do the trick.

+1

So I have a question.
I have these on the geekhouse, and after being hit by the car, the screws are FUBAR.
how do i get my wheel out- its at proper tension.

also I'm going to have to cut them off, anyone know if i can get replacement screws?

I hope the driver is paying for these..

nope, got away scotch free.
I didn't even notice till today when I did a bit of a service.

Find him.
Kill him.
Sell his organs to medical science to fund the repairs.

any ideas anyone?
once I get the wheel out I can go about the repair work.

and hippy you've no idea how pissed off i am, but i just want to have a fully funcitoning bike again.

Can you use pointy nose pliers to turn the screws?

can you just completely undo the hub bolts and hub drops out.

henners, you might have to try and break the chain, the mess about with needle nose pliers afterwards.....bummer.

can you just completely undo the hub bolts and hub drops out.

don't be fncking stoopid, there are axles holding the wheel in the slots.

oh yeah, sorry murtle i'm a fucktard today.
3 all nighters in a row have really taken its toll.

right, well in a few days I'll get round to that.

good man

don't be fncking stoopid, there are axles holding the wheel in the slots.

Unless he's using phils? (or other hubs that have a screw-in bolt/axle)

Unless he's using phils? (or other hubs that have a screw-in bolt/axle)

goldtec's, i have seen them :)

wing nuts + serated washers.

easy

don't you get all cocky brucy, you got no projects?

very very easy and good!