Shimano Spares FC-R8100 clamp screw with washer - M6 x 19 mm

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This guide is for owners of the Shimano FC-R8100 crankset who need to replace a damaged or lost clamp screw. The key benefit is restoring the secure attachment of your crank arm with a genuine, precisely manufactured part. A potential caveat is that this is a specific replacement part and may not be compatible with other crankset models. This clamp screw, with an M6 x 19 mm size and included washer, is designed to ensure the integrity and performance of your FC-R8100 crankset.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Y1GS22100 |
| Brand | SHIMANO |
The clamp screw measures M6 x 19 mm.
Yes, this clamp screw includes the necessary washer.
No, this is a genuine replacement part specifically for the Shimano FC-R8100 crankset model only.
You will need an Allen key (hex wrench) of the appropriate size, typically 5mm or 6mm, to install this screw. Refer to the Shimano service manual for the exact size and torque specification.
It is crucial to tighten the screw to the specific torque value recommended by Shimano for the FC-R8100 crankset to ensure proper function and prevent damage. Consult the official Shimano service manual for the precise torque setting.
Yes, this genuine Shimano part is designed to replace a lost or damaged original clamp screw for the FC-R8100 model.
Ensure you are using the correct screw (M6 x 19 mm) for the FC-R8100 model and that the threads in the crank arm are clean and undamaged.
Use a high-quality Allen key that fits snugly. If stripped, professional repair or replacement of the crank arm may be necessary. Always use a torque wrench to prevent overtightening.
Verify the screw is tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification. Ensure the washer is present and correctly positioned.
Compatibility: This clamp screw is specifically designed for the Shimano FC-R8100 crankset. It is not compatible with other Shimano crankset models or brands.
Setup:
Care: Keep the screw clean and free of debris. Periodically check its tightness during routine maintenance. Store any spare screws in a safe place to prevent loss.