Ashima Rotor Bolts - Gold
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This guide is for cyclists seeking lightweight and visually appealing rotor bolts for light use or cross-country racing. The key benefit is enhanced aesthetics and reduced weight compared to steel bolts. A significant caveat is their limitation to rotors up to 160mm and suitability for non-extreme riding conditions. Ashima's aluminum rotor bolts are engineered with specific aluminum properties in mind, offering a stronger alternative to traditional designs and ensuring confidence on the trail. This package contains 12 bolts.
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| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ASROTBLTSTLHC9 |
| Brand | Ashima |
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FAQs
What size rotors are these bolts compatible with?
These Ashima aluminum rotor bolts are designed for use with rotors up to 160mm in diameter.
Are these bolts suitable for all types of cycling?
They are specifically designed for light use or cross-country racing. They are not recommended for extreme disciplines like downhill or enduro due to material limitations.
How many bolts are included in a package?
Each package contains 12 rotor bolts.
Can I use these bolts with steel rotors?
Yes, they are designed to be used with bicycle disc brake rotors, typically mounting onto a hub with a standard 6-bolt pattern.
What is the main advantage of using aluminum rotor bolts?
The main advantages are reduced weight compared to steel bolts and a distinctive aesthetic, such as the gold finish offered.
How do I clean and maintain these aluminum bolts?
Clean with a degreaser and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals to preserve the finish. Inspect regularly for wear.
Troubleshooting
Bolts do not seem to thread correctly
Ensure the bolt hole threads on the hub and the rotor are clean and free of debris. Verify you are using the correct bolt type for your rotor and hub configuration.
Rotor feels loose after installation
Double-check that all 12 bolts are installed and torqued to the manufacturer's recommended specification. If the issue persists, inspect the rotor and hub mounting surfaces for damage or warping.
Bolt head shows signs of stripping
Use the correct size Allen key or tool for tightening. If stripping has occurred, careful removal may be necessary, potentially requiring specialized tools. Replace stripped bolts immediately.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lightweight compared to steel bolts
- Distinctive gold color for custom builds
- Designed specifically for aluminum properties
- Suitable for cross-country and light use
Cons
- Limited to rotors up to 160mm
- Not recommended for extreme riding or heavy use
- Potentially less durable than steel bolts under high stress
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setting up these rotor bolts is straightforward, involving the standard procedure for mounting disc brake rotors. Ensure you use the correct tools and torque specifications as recommended by your bicycle manufacturer or brake system provider. These bolts are specifically designed for rotors up to 160mm in diameter. For compatibility, they should be used with rotors that feature standard 6-bolt mounting patterns.
Care Instructions:
- Clean the bolts and rotor mounting surfaces periodically with a degreaser and a clean cloth to ensure a secure fit and prevent contamination.
- Inspect bolts regularly for any signs of wear or damage. If any damage is observed, replace the bolts immediately.
- Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which could damage the aluminum finish.
- When removing or installing, use a torque wrench to adhere to manufacturer specifications, preventing over-tightening or under-tightening.