Are the wolf tooth water bottle cage bolts the lightest standard bolts to buy?
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Are nylon/plastic bolts strong enough for use with a full 610ml bottle or are they only really suitable for blanking unused bolt holes?
I'm using J&L bolts and they are ok. Please note they are torx
Race bike: Basso Diamante SV 2021 / Campy SR 12
TT bike: FM109 2019 / Campy CH 11
Retired: Dedacciai Ran RS 2018 / Campy SR 12
TT bike: FM109 2019 / Campy CH 11
Retired: Dedacciai Ran RS 2018 / Campy SR 12
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Race bike: Basso Diamante SV 2021 / Campy SR 12
TT bike: FM109 2019 / Campy CH 11
Retired: Dedacciai Ran RS 2018 / Campy SR 12
TT bike: FM109 2019 / Campy CH 11
Retired: Dedacciai Ran RS 2018 / Campy SR 12
J&L is torx? Are these they? Did I get lucky and find a hex version?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/J-L-Water-Bott ... 9WdTLGJr3Q
Are these light bolts strong enough? I saw some reviews for the wolf tooth bolts that said htey strip extremely easily when installing and get stuck in the frame
Did you make a typo? I can't seem to find any J&L bolts that are torx, they all seem to hex. Maybe it has changed since you last bought them?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/J-L-Water-Bott ... 9WdTLGJr3Q
I tried to use hex at first but almost ripped off the thread. Then I realized it's torx
Maybe just my version or maybe they were too soft for hex. At this point I'm not 100% sure
Maybe just my version or maybe they were too soft for hex. At this point I'm not 100% sure
Race bike: Basso Diamante SV 2021 / Campy SR 12
TT bike: FM109 2019 / Campy CH 11
Retired: Dedacciai Ran RS 2018 / Campy SR 12
TT bike: FM109 2019 / Campy CH 11
Retired: Dedacciai Ran RS 2018 / Campy SR 12
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I've used alloy water bottle bolts and/or carbon exclusively for over 20 years. Only problem has been with the local bike shop mechanics who are used to over torquing bolts. Do it yourself or at least make sure and warn them if they are going to touch. No problem whatsoever in performance or with good mechanics.
Easily available ?Wingnut wrote:Does anyone make hollow bolts, full line bore?
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 2090242276
That’s titanium. They could optimise with smaller heads. Here they are “big” (mean as per normal iso norms...) J&l offers thinner heads... but that’s only m5...
Thanks 10cad, never heard of them but nice work.
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Does it matter? And I say that as someone who's done some silly sh*t to save weight on bikes. Just curious what the chances are that the combined 1g from all 4 cage bolts will be what keeps you from the weight goal.
With that out of the way, s-works cage bolts are light, reliable and attractive.
With that out of the way, s-works cage bolts are light, reliable and attractive.