Replacement hanger bolt for a 2006 Fuji Roubaix Pro

Posted on Wed 14th, July 2010

• #1

cyclotron3k

I wrecked my rear derailleur, cassette and spokes after some slap-dash servicing (that I did). So I took the bike to pieces and cleaned it while I was waiting for new parts to arrive.

I removed the hanger by undoing this weird bolt thing that attaches the hanger to the frame, and when I finally got around to putting it all back together again, I realised I'd lost half of the bolt.

I have a bad feeling that it's going to be as specific to the frame as the hanger.

Any thoughts? The bike is a 2006 Fuji Roubaix Pro.

Cheers
• #2

mrx

from memory it should just be a standard hanger bolt (im assuming it looks a bit like a chainring bolt but thinner) that most bike shops have in a draw in the workshop...
• #3

hippy

http://www.lfgss.com/thread41091.html might help.
• #4

MimiMerk

Fail :-)

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