What are the specifications of bottle cage screws? I need to get some from a hardware store. But I don't know what to say to them.
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Bottle Cage Screws
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I use stainless steel socket head cap screws, 5mmX10mm 0.8mm pitch. They attach most things to the bikes.
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So is "stainless steel socket head cap screws, 5mmX10mm 0.8mm pitch" what I say to the guy at Home Depot?
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5mm Hex head / 5mm Allen key fitting.
I don't think there are that many different ones in terms of thread pitch and 10mm long is about right though some cages come with 12mm long now...
I suppose that you haven't got one that you can take along and show the guy?
Cheers
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Just print out this page and take it along, he will get the drift.. 🙂
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Home Depot does not stock them in stainless. They will only stock black steel. Try loosescrews.comloosescrews.comOpen ↗ they have them all and are very easy to do business with. Choose the cheap shipping, I got my order delivered in three days
gclark8 said:
Just print out this page and take it along, he will get the drift.. 🙂
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Do you think I can just take my old screws out and ask him to find a match?
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IBOPM said:
Do you think I can just take my old screws out and ask him to find a match?
ya that will workblack is better then silver anyway....
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Black may be beautiful, however not too good for a bottle cage mount. They rust. :eek: I find lots of condensation on the bottle cage, frame and bottom bracket area when using frozen water bottles. That's why I use and recomend stainless steel (or alloy, ti, nylon screws) 😎
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I was thinking of spending 2 dollars max on like 10 screws. I live in Toronto. What are some good places to go to?
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they do make black alloy screws... but just make sure u grease them b4 u put them in and you wont have problems
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