Not sure about the threaded nut in the top picture but any good hardware store should have those bolts. I had to replace mine when they stripped on the B2 and brought the bolts into a shop and found what I needed. Bike shops won’t have them but you should be able to get them from a hardware store especially if you can bring the part you need replacing in.

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I've found a good place to search for variety of SS bolts\screws is a good marine supply dealer. Around here it would be West Marine.

Where are you in Canada?

In Calgary.

Have you looked for the bolts at Home Depot?

I've got everything from Bolt Depot or by contacting FELT directly. Felt sent them to me for free (and a free pair of socks)

Happy to help my Northern friend! If your LBS can't get, I can send some to you. DM me or email: abbikefit@gmail.com
I have the 'dogbone' double threaded fitments you need.

The M5x20 socket cap bolts are relatively easy to find lmk if you need them too.

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ABBikefit, Ltd
FIST/SICI/FIST DOWN DEEP
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abbikefit@gmail.com

This enrages me.

Why would I waste my LBS time and effort, plus the time to travel and pick up from the LBS, for a $2 part? No margin for them.
Bike manufacturers need to get their shit together for easy purchase of propietary replacement parts.
I've had this problem with Cervelo and Argon 18.

I have had some luck with bolt supply stores for certain parts.

Thanks Anne for the offer. The team at the local bike store Ridley's Cycle has graciously offered to get the pieces

Yeah, it's such a waste of time and energy. I agree manufacturers should ensure that spare parts are easily available in all the countries where they sell their bikes

Agreed, and topic of much discussion in our little bike fit world. Proprietary, especially a pre-built bike (Canyon, etc) can mean murderous labor charges *just* to remove some spacers.

I cannot access parts at wholesale from many major brands as I'm not a dealer, so it's upon the client to get the part. I'm not crying about losing margin, but if I can save them a trip anywhere by having 'that specific thing' that is good. Like Shiv riser parts (see thread elsewhere), or the special seatmast cutting guide to cut down Look ISP masts. Forbid it be a part that is more than 3-4yrs old as they probably don't even make it anymore.

Prior to Rossignol buying Felt, the dogbone part wasn't even an aftermarket part available at all - my sales rep slipped a couple dozen to me in an envelope (from his desk drawer!). That part just doesn't exist at all in the world of fasteners, there is no substitute.

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Anne Barnes
ABBikefit, Ltd
FIST/SICI/FIST DOWN DEEP
X/Y Coordinator
abbikefit@gmail.com