Feature

●True to original restoration: perfect seat clamp screw for retro bikes, especially for Peugeot, Bianchi, Colnago, De Rosa, Eddy Merckx, Moser and Gios.
●Top fit: the bolt thickness is approx. 8mm and fits old bike frames with integrated seat post clamp.
●✅ ROBUSTHESS: The saddle clamp bolt is made of durable CR-MO steel for high stability and durability.
●Easy to install: the bolt has a small pin for mounting in the frame so that the saddle sits stably and securely.
●✅ VERSATILE USES: Fits many retro frames with "Campagnolo" type and is therefore an ideal choice for anyone who restores or repairs an old bike.


Description

Seat post clamp screw for retro frame.

Do you have an old bike with an integrated seat post clamp in the frame and are looking for a suitable seat clamp screw? Then we have just the thing for you: the saddle clamp screw "type campagnolo" suitable for vintage bicycles.

The most important thing about the frame clamp screw for the seat post at a glance:

• For old bicycle frames with integrated seat post clamp.
• The bolt thickness is approx. 8 mm.
• Fits many retro frames, such as Peugeot, Bianchi, Colnago, De Rosa, Eddy Merckx, Moser and Gios.
• Made of sturdy CR-MO steel and therefore particularly robust and durable.
• Thanks to the small pin on a part of the screw that hooks onto the frame, installation is particularly easy.

Perfect for your retro and vintage bike

The seat clamp screw is ideal for bike lovers who want to faithfully restore their retro frame. The bolt thickness is approx. 8 mm and fits perfectly with many old bicycle frames, such as Peugeot, Bianchi, Colnago, De Rosa, Eddy Merckx, Moser and Gios.

Strong and durable

The seat clamp screw is made of sturdy CR-MO steel and therefore particularly robust and durable. So you can rely on a high quality and long service life of your seat post clamp screw.

Easy to install thanks to the small pin.

The mounting of the seat post clamp screw is particularly easy thanks to the small pin on a part of the screw that hooks to the frame. All you have to do is hang the screw into the clamping of the frame and tighten it - your saddle sits stably and securely on the seat post.