Sorry to be a bother but is there a standard for gary fischer bikes as to the threads per inch and diameter of a bolt that recieves a 5mm allen wrench? I have bar ends on a mountain bike and I striped the head. I want to go to home depot to buy a replacement but I am not sure if I can find the right one. The reason I ask is that I dont see a nut for the bolt it seems the bar end is tapped to recieve this bolt.
any idea or links are appreciated. thank you for your time and have a good day
Well, I'm not a Bike mechanic and know nothing about Gary's Bikes, but the Bolt you're talking about is probably metric..
A 5mm Allen wrench will fit an M6 Cap head screw (bolt), in which case, the pitch isn't measure in TPI (threads per inch) rather it will be .75 for a fine thread or 1.00mm for a coarse...
So you'll need either:
An M6 X.75 (fine) screw
or
An M6 x 1.00 (coarse) screw....
If you can take the old screw to the store that would be great, you can then match the pitch and length easily...
Hope this helps.....
badgers said:
Sorry to be a bother but is there a standard for gary fischer bikes as to the threads per inch and diameter of a bolt that recieves a 5mm allen wrench? I have bar ends on a mountain bike and I striped the head. I want to go to home depot to buy a replacement but I am not sure if I can find the right one. The reason I ask is that I dont see a nut for the bolt it seems the bar end is tapped to recieve this bolt.
any idea or links are appreciated. thank you for your time and have a good day
Sorry to be a bother but is there a standard for gary fischer bikes as to the threads per inch and diameter of a bolt that recieves a 5mm allen wrench? I have bar ends on a mountain bike and I striped the head. I want to go to home depot to buy a replacement but I am not sure if I can find the right one. The reason I ask is that I dont see a nut for the bolt it seems the bar end is tapped to recieve this bolt.
any idea or links are appreciated. thank you for your time and have a good day
HFC!! Take the bolt out of the other one and go match it up at a good hardware store. Hint...it's metric.