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Old 11-12-07, 11:07 PM
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Campy replacements

I've had 2 brake bolts fall off of my rear brake. The first time it happened I took the bolt from my dads masi that he never rides. That bolt disapeared. I guess it fell of-unscrwed itself. Does anyone know how to get replacement campy bolts (the pointed kind)...before pops finds out?
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Old 11-12-07, 11:53 PM
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(the pointed kind)
Lol?
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You can kinda see it on the front
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You'll have to call around or check eBay or something. I dunno the shops around you but look for the shop that's been around forever, not a big box shop. You might get lucky. You might have better luck in the Classic and Vintage section.

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Good luck. Those monoplaner bolts weren't easy to come by 15 years ago, let alone now.
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Try these guys. https://loosescrews.com/
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