Weird Fastener Question - American Classic Integrated Bolt System

[ptourkin]

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My American Classic aero track wheels use this fastener which they call a Shook Integrated Bolt System instead of track nuts. I would rather have a bolt with a standard 15mm that is knurled on the back rather than the 10mm Allen these use. I'm told it exists but what do I call it and where would I find it? I know that a metric 10 has a 15mm head - so a fine thread with a serrated back to lock to the dropout is what I'm looking for, I think. I could be way off. Thanks.

[Blown Reek]

Hey... nice Silca tool you got there.

[kramnnim]

Would a square taper crank bolt be the correct size?

Edit: I guess most of them aren't knurled.

[bicycletricycle]

Your question is unclear to me,

R u trying to convert these so that they take regular track nuts?

I guess you could get some all thread in the size they are threaded, loctite it in the axle , and then run nuts.

Not sure what thread the bolts are, are they the same thread front and back?


Wait, I re read it.

You just want bolts with hex heads?

Go to mcmastercarr.com


Wait, why not just add some knurling to the cool washers those bolts came with?

[kramnnim]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/M6-M8-304-Stainless-Steel-Hexagon-Head-Flange-Bolts-Screw-With-Collar-/152060284973?var=&hash=item23677fd02d:m:m_8KqdWYmIeOXkQui9QmoGQ

[kramnnim]

M8, fine thread...1mm? Flange head, knurled? Probably don't want stainless. McMaster Carr should have it.