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Klamper Brake Pad Retaining Screw

One stainless brake pad retaining screw.

$3.50

Technical Information

  • Instructions
    Download
  • Compatibility
    All Klamper Disc Brakes, All Years
  • Included in Package
    (1) Stainless Steel M3x20mm Screw
  • Exploded Assembly Drawing
    Exploded Assembly Drawing

Product Story

This is the little screw that holds the brake pads in your Klamper Disk Brake. If you lost yours, you NEED this!

For installation and adjustment instructions, watch our Klamper Adjustment video.

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