Fancy Fasteners in Whitworth Cycle threads

[Hobot]

Domed to slotted to hex in Old World sizes, hex rod stock in Whitworth too.

http://www.stainlessmiddleton.co.uk/

Welcome to D.Middleton & Son
29 years of Acquiring an Outstanding Reputation for Service and Quality

Most people regard nuts and bolts as necessary evils. Yet no machine can function without them, and any machine can be ruined or greatly enhanced by the choice of fastener. New plated items can look good, but usually not for long. Now in my 29th year of supplying stainless steel, I can say without fear of contradiction that I now offer the most comprehensive and best range available, mostly with off my shelf availability.

Stainless steel is not a luxury product, but is the only viable material to use on any machine subject to damp, road salt, sea air etc. Once the hundreds of potential rust spots on your machine are eliminated by using stainless steel, your entire machine will be considerably easier to maintain in good condition, and will look much better too. My proudest possession is my sheaf of letters from satisfied customers, and it is in my interest to ensure that you are another.

 

[xbacksideslider]

Good find Hobot

 

[Gino Rondelli]

I've used them, very good, and they know what they are talking about 8)

 

[RoadScholar]

You're singing my song...

RS

 

[Coco]

Sweet. These guys seem easier to deal with than Molnar, which was a complete pain in the ass to even get an answer from about something. I still will have to deal with Molnar (manx.co.uk) for the weird bits like SS parts for cotton spool hubs and older frame/engine mount bolts. I'm stuffing a t140 engine into a T120 frame so I need to mix and match a bit.

 

[daveh]

Well spotted, Hobot. While on this subject, can someone tell me what thread is used for the primary chain tensioner on the cradle, pre-Mark 3 models? I need to get two replacement nuts and these look like the lads to deal with.