seat post bolt

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carpenter

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My most recent purchase is a Dancelli frame (looks very much like a Colnago). It needs a seat post bolt and I have noticed that the seat post clamp does not have the little cut out which would prevent the bolt turning when being tightened.

Is it normal for Italian/Colnago/Dancelli to use a plain bolt (22mm long, 8mm diameter) ?
 

biggs682

Touch it up and ride it
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Northamptonshire
Depends on the type and style of seat clamp , show us a pic and we can see
 

wonderdog

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Depends on the type and style of seat clamp , show us a pic and we can see
While we're discussing seatpost bolts, does anyone have one for a Viscount Aerospace ... they have the "V" reversed out of a red background on the bolt head like Carlton and Raleigh. Also a stem bolt and, while we're at it, a rear skewer for 126 width - same deal with the reversed V. Do I ask too much? Thanks in anticipation.
 

biggs682

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While we're discussing seatpost bolts, does anyone have one for a Viscount Aerospace ... they have the "V" reversed out of a red background on the bolt head like Carlton and Raleigh. Also a stem bolt and, while we're at it, a rear skewer for 126 width - same deal with the reversed V. Do I ask too much? Thanks in anticipation.

Can't help have a chat with @Tony Raynor or @stevevw both are or have been Viscount owners
 
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carpenter

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Pardon strange paint effects - in process of removing rust and covering bare metal in aluminium paint

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Note lack of slots for bolt, I thought a slot to prevent rotation of bolt was standard (I am not sure about cutting slot - I don't want to damage frame).
Are bolts like those below made without protrusion (I imagine it would be hard work to file off the lump?)

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midlife

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Biggs682 is correct, the serrations stand in for the lug / slot arrangement. Still need two Allen keys to tighten though lol

Mind you that does look like a wide bolt hole?
 
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carpenter

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Cheers biggs'

Hi midlife, using a steel rule the hole seems to have an 8mm diameter (Allen keys not a problem, I have about three sets; usual bad organisation - can't find one, go out and buy a new set, get home and find the old one :blush: )
 
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