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Ashima Rotor Bolts - Steel - Blue

Ashima Rotor Bolts - Steel - Blue

Genuine Ashima item. High quality. Ride with confidence. Model number: ASROTBLTSTLHC1. These rotor...

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This guide is for cyclists looking for reliable replacement rotor bolts for their disc brake systems. The key benefit is enhanced confidence in your braking system's security and performance. A potential caveat is ensuring compatibility with your specific brake rotor and hub. These Ashima rotor bolts are constructed from durable steel, finished in an attractive blue color, and are designed for a secure fit, ensuring your disc brakes function optimally.

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ColourBlue
Model Part NumberASROTBLTSTLHC1
BrandAshima

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FAQs

Are these bolts sold individually or as a set?

These rotor bolts are typically sold individually. You will need to purchase six bolts per rotor.

What material are these Ashima rotor bolts made from?

These rotor bolts are made from durable steel.

What color are these specific rotor bolts?

This particular model comes in a blue color finish.

Will these bolts fit any disc brake rotor?

They are designed for standard disc brake mounting patterns, but compatibility with your specific hub and rotor is essential. Always check the required bolt specifications for your bike components.

How often should I check my rotor bolts?

It's recommended to check the tightness of your rotor bolts periodically, especially after the first few rides on new bolts, and before any significant rides or races.

Can I use these bolts for mountain biking and road biking?

Yes, these bolts are suitable for disc brake systems on both mountain bikes and road bikes, provided they are compatible with your specific setup.

Troubleshooting

Bolt won't thread easily into the hub.

Check for cross-threading. Ensure you are using the correct bolt size and thread pitch for your hub. Clean any debris from the hub threads.

Rotor seems loose after installation.

Ensure all bolts are tightened to the correct torque specification in a star pattern. Check for damage to the rotor or hub mounting surfaces.

Bolt head is stripped during tightening.

Stop tightening immediately. Use a bolt extractor tool to remove the damaged bolt. Avoid using excessive force during installation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable steel construction ensures long-lasting performance.
  • Provides a secure attachment for disc brake rotors.
  • Distinct blue color adds a custom look to your bike.
  • Genuine Ashima part, known for quality.
  • Designed for reliable disc brake function.

Cons

  • Requires careful measurement for compatibility with specific rotor/hub.
  • Steel may be heavier than alternative materials like titanium.
  • Blue color might not match all bike aesthetics.
  • Sold individually, so multiple must be purchased for a full set.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your existing rotor bolts are removed.
  2. Clean the rotor mounting surface and the hub face where the rotor attaches.
  3. Carefully thread the Ashima rotor bolts into the hub, ensuring they engage correctly.
  4. Tighten the bolts evenly in a star pattern to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification. Over-tightening can damage the rotor or hub threads.

Compatibility:

  • These bolts are compatible with standard disc brake rotor mounting patterns.
  • Always confirm the bolt size and thread pitch required by your specific hub and rotor before purchasing.

Care:

  • Regularly inspect bolts for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage.
  • Keep the bolts clean; use a degreaser and a brush if necessary, then dry thoroughly.
  • Re-torque bolts periodically, especially after initial installation or significant riding.

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