Banjo bolt.

[JiveBunny]

Will motorcycle shops sell banjo bolts?

I am getting my wheel back tomorrow and have no rear brake unless I can get a banjo bolt.
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[JiveBunny]

I can afford a banjo bolt.
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[Pol Anorl]

Just use a normal bolt, failing that remove the brake completely.
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[Tristan.]

Most will. What size are you going to get?

[JiveBunny]

[Islander]

Trolly Mc Troll has already trolled about this in the workshop section.

https://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=267404

[Tristan.]

its really easy to work out the size, even with no tools. Think about it, do it, then evaluate whether you have the right answer. Rather than just assuming someone else will just tell you. How are you not ashamed that you can't do basic stuff like this? I fucking hate asking for help.

Work it out and I'll tell you if your right. You might feel better about yourself.

[JiveBunny]

[N cee thirty]

why didn't you get one 2 weeks ago when you came in chat asking about them

if you're going to troll, at least do it well and wind people up.

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[_Iain_]

Taking the caliper with you is a sound bet, however you want to be looking for any bike shop that stocks goodridge's build a line kits. They'll have a selection of banjo bolts & be able to match them up.

Replace the two copper washers at the same time, the pads WILL need replacing if you got them covered in brake fluid when you removed the caliper and PLEASE get the system bled & put back on the bike by a competent mechanic. Bodge ups here could lead to not only yourself but someone else getting seriously busted up, brakes are not something to be played about with.

Regarding expenses; Banjo bolt will come in approx £3-5, a bottle of brake fluid at £5-10, and the copper washers will be about £1 each, pads £10-20 depending on brand & type.

Basicly potential cost of nearly £40 to do it right.
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