SDG Components Tellis V2 Bolt Kit
OEM bolt kit for SDG Tellis V2 dropper post — includes two barrel nuts and two conical bolts. Corrosion‑resistant, precision fit for trouble‑free installation and reliable saddle retention.
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Fit, Compatibility & Installation Notes
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Key Features
- ✓ OEM replacement kit for SDG Tellis V2 dropper post
- ✓ Includes two precision‑machined barrel nuts and two conical bolts
- ✓ Corrosion‑resistant finish for reliable performance in all conditions
- ✓ Direct thread and geometry match to preserve clamp alignment
- ✓ Ideal for post service, crash repair, or lost hardware replacement
- ✓ Lightweight, compact parts — easy to carry spares on rides
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will these bolts fit older Tellis models?
This kit is made for the Tellis V2 platform and is optimized to the V2 clamp geometry and thread specs. Older Tellis generations may use different hardware; verify your post's model before purchasing to ensure compatibility.
What material are the bolts and nuts made from?
The Tellis V2 Bolt Kit uses precision‑machined steel components with a corrosion‑resistant finish. The construction balances strength and durability for secure saddle retention under trail loads.
Do I need threadlocker when installing these parts?
Using a medium‑strength threadlocker (e.g., blue Loctite) is common practice for dropper clamp bolts to help prevent loosening from vibration. Apply sparingly and torque to the recommended spec; avoid high‑strength compounds that make future service difficult.
What torque should I use when tightening these bolts?
Follow SDG's published torque spec when available. If the spec isn't at hand, a conservative range for clamp hardware is roughly 4–8 Nm. Torque to achieve secure clamping without over‑tightening; if unsure, consult a bike shop.
Can I carry this kit as a ride spare?
Yes — the kit is tiny and lightweight, making it a practical addition to a saddle bag or toolkit. Having OEM spare bolts on hand can save you from a fixed ride if a bolt becomes damaged or lost.
Is installation complicated?
Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable with basic bike maintenance: remove the saddle rail clamp, replace the barrel nuts and conical bolts, and torque to spec. If you feel uncertain, a mechanic can install and verify correct clamp alignment quickly.
Buying Guide
When buying small replacement hardware like the Tellis V2 Bolt Kit, prioritize OEM parts to ensure correct thread pitch, head profile and clamp engagement. Aftermarket fasteners can differ slightly and introduce play or stress concentrations that accelerate wear. Keep spare kits on hand if you ride frequently, ride in harsh environments, or perform your own maintenance. During installation, clean mating surfaces, apply the recommended threadlocker or grease, and torque bolts evenly in small increments. If you don't have the torque spec, err on the side of moderate torque and check clamp security after a short ride. For any doubt, have the parts installed by a qualified mechanic.
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