Wtd: updated Parts recovered so just one of these bolts (last pic)

Posted on Mon 13th, May 2019

• #1

Pasty_Spumante

Luckily avoided death when this dropped out earlier - anyone had a kit for something else and has one of these spare?

Thanks in advance
• #2

Pasty_Spumante
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• #3

dkmike

I had a similar problem a few weeks ago. A friend's son's mountain bike lost a bolt from there and I managed to fix it using an allen key seat bolt. It was a perfect fit and has been fine ever since. You should be able to get one from your local bike shop.
• #4

Pasty_Spumante
These are the offending parts! Bearings still present

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• #5

Pasty_Spumante
. Just the below bolt (the black is just a little plastic spacer which I assume presses against the sealed bearings)

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Wtd: *updated* Parts recovered so just one of these bolts (last pic)