Canyon CF Superset made in 2010 Fork bolt

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by Body on Mon Mar 21, 2016 9:13 am

I give my Canyon (carbon) from 2010 a new setup and have a question.
I can not remember anymore if the bolt is original of the fork. It can be a bolt of Campa breaks but I am not sure.
Does anybody know if this an original bolt and can I still use this bolt for the fork to attach the break?


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by Frankie - B on Mon Mar 21, 2016 12:35 pm

Hi Body,

You can re-use the bolt so you can attach other brakes to it if the thread in the bolt match up with the threads on the brake.

In Dutch: break is de beschrijving van breken. een rem is een brake. ;)
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by Body on Mon Mar 21, 2016 2:02 pm

Frankie - B wrote:Hi Body,

You can re-use the bolt so you can attach other brakes to it if the thread in the bolt match up with the threads on the brake.

In Dutch: break is de beschrijving van breken. een rem is een brake. ;)


yes you are right, thanks for the info

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