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Old 05-17-11, 09:36 PM
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Anybody know the size of cantilever mounting bolts?

I want to replace the bolts that mount the brake arms to the forks. Does anybody know the bolt size? I appreciate it.

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To my knowledge all use a metric 6x1 thread.
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Most bolts on a bike are either M6 or M8. Get a couple of bolts from the hardware store, they're hella cheap per bolt.
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M5, is all the bottle bosses and most dropout eyelets ..

There are perfectly fine, stainless, Allen socket head bolts..
.. Pick up some flatwashers also

theres custom ones too, a hex for tightening, between a 5 on one end,
and a 6 on the other, second bolt thread,
for fitting a rack to the other end, with a 5mm nut.
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