Bikerbolts

[switch]

Anyone used this company?

http://www.bikerbolts.com/

[Alexey]

looks awesome! what a great idea!

[jive turkey]

Originally posted by switch
Anyone used this company?

http://www.bikerbolts.com/

it really is a great idea, and a cool guy at that!
e-mail him to help organize packages.....ex: part # of each bearing listed on the shell and bolt size's with the make and model and year of bike that they relate too.

[oryx_ryder]

Thats an awesome idea. Props to him for that. Seems to be quite the source of bearings. Great variety.

[Wayne P]

I didn't see a Ti option there. That's too bad. Anybody know of a place to get ti hardware?

[Nathan]

Good idea, but i just go to cambodian tire. They have all the bolts you need and no shipping, but they only carry up to a grade5 bolt. For bearings try BC bearing you can get any bearing made even with different options (seals, speed ratings, pressure ratings etc) sometimes there a little expensive, but again no shipping.

[oryx_ryder]

weird, at our Crappy tire they have bolts all the way up to 12.9 grade. But then again, I live halfway across the country from you:P

[Universe]

Originally posted by Wayne Parsons
I didn't see a Ti option there. That's too bad. Anybody know of a place to get ti hardware?

I was thinking the same thing. Maybe its coming.

[MrFurly]

Hey Guys,

I didn't realize this website had a forum until a couple days ago. I am the guy who started BikerBolts.com. I have been getting a lot of feedback from people and have come to realize that I have to broaden my selection. My first idea was to give people stuff that was a good quality cheap alternative to the huge mark we usually get from bike companies and LBS. I know realize that selection and options are also very important.

I am currently looking into a stainless steel and titanium bolts source as well as some of the higher end bearings. This will take a litte while to get going as I really dont like to sell stuff until I have it my hands so I can ship it right away. Also these parts are more expensive so I will be stocking them a little slower. But rest assured I am going to try and stock the high end components that people are asking for.

Thanks for all the feedback and support!

Steve:thepimp:

[switch]

Cool.

I'll definitely be using your service.

[bighitter]

Originally posted by Wayne Parsons
I didn't see a Ti option there. That's too bad. Anybody know of a place to get ti hardware?
http://www.fullermetric.com/

[xy9ine]

Originally posted by Wayne Parsons
I didn't see a Ti option there. That's too bad. Anybody know of a place to get ti hardware?

racebolts.com (http://www.racebolts.com/) has one of the best selections out there. i've used them a few times over the years.

[XXX_er]

Originally posted by MrFurly
I really dont like to sell stuff until I have it my hands so I can ship it right away.

Steve:thepimp:

hey that's totally backwards to how an internet bike parts store works

you get the order THEN you buy whatever your customer ordered;)



Personaly I have always doubted the weight savings from TI feeling there are cheaper ways to save more weight but its nice to have the option and its nice to have higher quality bolts/fasteners

[MrFurly]

Well I now carry stainless steel bolts and can get titanium if you want it.

I also now have bearings for Balfa, Giant, Haro and Jamis.

Still trying to find a second bearing supplier.....