FSA Chainring Bolt Kit - Black

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The FSA Chainring Bolt Kit is a essential hardware replacement set designed specifically for cyclists maintaining single-ring ebike systems. It provides the necessary structural integrity for power transmission, offering a perfect fit for specific FSA crank configurations. While it offers high-quality durability, users should verify their exact crank model number—specifically the ML138 or ML462—to ensure compatibility before purchase.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 390-0054000151 |
| Brand | FSA |
No, this kit is specifically engineered for single-ring ebike systems.
The kit includes four bolts, which is the standard requirement for the compatible ML138 and ML462 configurations.
While not strictly required, a small amount of blue thread-locking compound can be used if you experience issues with bolts backing out due to high vibration.
These bolts are made from high-strength steel designed to handle the high torque output of electric motors.
The black anodized coating is durable and resistant to standard weather conditions and routine cleaning solvents.
Ensure the bolt is perfectly aligned with the threads and not cross-threaded; clean the crank threads with a degreaser first.
Verify that all four bolts are torqued to the proper specification; loose bolts often cause creaking under pressure.
To install, ensure your crankset is clean and free of debris. Always use a proper hex or Torx tool that matches the bolt head to prevent stripping the threads. It is recommended to apply a light coating of high-quality bike grease to the threads during installation to prevent seizing over time. Compatibility is strictly limited to systems using the ML138 and ML462 specifications, so cross-reference your current crank model number printed on the inside of the crank arm before proceeding. Periodically check that these bolts remain torqued to the manufacturer's recommended specification during your standard safety inspection.