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....I understand that you need to either saw off your old chainring bolts....
This one.
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Double chainring bolts are longer to allow for....the thickness of 2 chainrings. They are 2-piece recessed bolts so they only tighten to a certain limit. Save yourself the hassle of sawing, buy a set of singles off ebay for a few quid.
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Nah, sawing down your old chainring bolts is more economical and environmentally friendly.
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i've chopped old ones and gone the way of the intellect and purchased new ones.
ancient chinese saying: "you buy single speed bolts, you buy happiness"
based on experience, go chinese.
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I was being sarcastic.
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• #7
^^ I tried to acknowledge this in my post, but alas, apparently people actually DO saw chainring bolts.
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• #8
Get some from hubjub.co.uk
quick delivery if you're desperate.
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Wilsons Cycles in Peckham sell them £6.
Evans sell them. GETSOME
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Hi guys
Building my fixie here, it's a work in progress, anyway; Next stage I need to do is to convert the front chainring from double to single. I understand that you need to either saw off your old chainring bolts, or to buy new shorter ones. I would like to know why you need new ones, the best answer I've had so far is 'they don't fit,' but I just don't see how. Would washers work at all?
Regards
Luke