Building my first disc wheel and having never replaced a rotor either should I use a low strength thread locker on the bolts?
After taking the rotor I am using off the original crappy formula hub it looks like the bolts had threadlock on.
Disc rotor bolts, threadlock or not?
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Disc rotor bolts, threadlock or not?Building my first disc wheel and having never replaced a rotor either should I use a low strength thread locker on the bolts?
After taking the rotor I am using off the original crappy formula hub it looks like the bolts had threadlock on. "My bicycle masters boardwalk and quagmire with aplomb. Those that doubt me... suck THUMB by choice."
Re: Disc rotor bolts, threadlock or not?The bolts should come with a kind or dried thread locking compound on them. If reusing the bolts, it is a good idea to put some low strength thread locker on.
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Re: Disc rotor bolts, threadlock or not?i reckon you can re-use the thread lock - assuming you are re-using the bolts. it won't adhere anymore, but it still dampens the vibration which leads to bolts loosening.
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I've got some threadlock at home so no worries. Thanks everyone. "My bicycle masters boardwalk and quagmire with aplomb. Those that doubt me... suck THUMB by choice."
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