J:

The bolts are easy to come by at a True Value or Ace Hardware. I
prefer the button head hex bolts they look a lot nicer than a standard
bolt. Here's a copy of a post I did awhile back about bolting to the
mounting plate - It has the dimensions of the bolt you need:

"The bolt you are looking for is a stainless metric M10 bolt with a
1.50 pitch, That will save you some running around - by knowing that
info you can call ahead. Usually Tru value and Ace Hardware stores
have the bolts you'll need available singly. I think the last time I
did this, I used a 35 or 40 mm bolt. With that length in mind, here's
how I assemble it:

I thread a lock washer (split washer) and then a fender washer onto
the bolt. Then, I place the kickstand up against the bottom of the
mounting plate, insert the bolt through the plate and screw it into
the kickstand. It is easier and faster to do this without a fender
and
tire mounted. The bolt will screw through the kickstand and extend a
bit underneath the bike. Snug it up firmly. Lastly, as a "belt and
suspenders" measure, I place a washer (regular, NOT fender) onto the
exposed threads and I then screw a stainless nylock nut onto the bolt
while keeping the bolt from turning. If that's too obsessive for ya,
get a 25 or 30 mm bolt and just use the upper fender washer and
split/
lock washer. Instead of grease, use blue locktite to coat the threads
before assembling. It does a better job at keeping the bolt from
loosening."

Dave

On Aug 16, 5:48 pm, jandrews_nyc <[email protected]> wrote:
> Oddly, I just got a twin-legged kickstand in the mail for my
> Hillborne, which has a kickstand plate, and so...I don't need the
> included aluminum spacer.  But, Than Hex bolt is too long.  I'm sure
> some of you have had this problem...How available are Hex bolts that
> width that are shorter.  Anyone know the dimensions?
> Thanks
> j

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