Choose Mountain Bike Brake Disc Rotor Bolts Red

So I put these babies on and defnitely gonna hit that KOM this weekend fer shure - imagine Peaty/Schruter rolled up into one serious package - lol. Anyway on to the reeeeeview: They came very nicely packaged - too nice. They were inside a plastic baggie that was inside a larger plastic baggie. The bigger plastic baggie was so nice and sturdy that it can be used to hold other loose bolts and etc. The quality of the bolts is great and not once did a slip of the torx wrench cause any of the threads to shread. However, and I imagined, these are NOT anodized. It is sprayed with an anodized looking paint that I’m certain will wear or scratch off over time. The fit is perfect and comes with the dab of locktite on each thread - there is a very positive feel when you tighten these - they will not come loose. Next time I’ll probably pay more for true anodized bolts, but for the look and quality these are hard to beat. Has anyone ever even had a rotor bolt come off? Mine have been on for over 5 years and I had to muscle initial break to loosen them. Anyway enjoybtje photos and its all about looking sexy. Cheers!

Great quality product that came in good packaging. I deducted one star due to the color not matching what the picture shows. The green is much darker than shown. I purchased these believing they were more light lime green in color like the picture shows. These are a dark green in color. No big deal since I have brake bolts already, so I will keep these for any possible future bike builds that I might want to use a dark geen accent on.

Came with lock tight on the threads already, A plus in my book. Replaced one at a time while still on the bike to avoid having to straighten the disk. 1 or 2 threads longer than stock on my Bontrager hubs. I definitely like and recommend, holding up good so far

I have an extremely ugly bike so I wanted to keep the theme going. Bike is 90% green with one part that is purple. I got purple brakes, pedals, and bar end clamps. I was going to go with purple disc screws, but I didn’t see any I liked, so I went with green. Looks ugly and I love it lol. This part of the review was long and useless.They seem decent, the color didn’t flake off or chip.

So far no problems with these. I installed a new rotor that I also ordered and used these screws. I even had to remove the rotor because it was not true and rubbed, when i put the other rotor back on, I used the screws again and still no problems. I did not have any issue with them stripping or breaking, even at the recommended torque. I did use a Torx driver as the allen keys all seems either to big or too small and loose in the hole.

I bought these to replace some metal screws on my frame (covering the bottle cage holes and cable holders) and they work very well in this capacity. I'm sure they also work well on disc rotors (which is what they were made for in the first place.)

Bought these since I was swapping out rotors and figured what the heck. Obviously since they are super lightweight I’m much faster on every aspect.... but honestly pretty fun little thing to throw on for no apparent reason. Color is good, threads all good, I’d buy them again.

So if you want to spruce up your Mtn bike/bike with disc brakes these are pretty awesome. I installed on my Trek XC and I will say that if your running rotor bolt locks maybe take those off and just install these directly through the rotor. I’m very happy with the finished look.