
MTB & eMTB frame hardware
Connect pivot bolts, bearings and frame inserts to the joint geometry, assembly stack and service access.
- Pivots & linkage
- Bearing interfaces
- Frame inserts
Bicycle application engineering
Explore frame, brake and e-bike hardware, then connect your drawing or BOM to the right product family.

Explore each application, see related hardware and identify the drawing information needed for your project.

Connect pivot bolts, bearings and frame inserts to the joint geometry, assembly stack and service access.

Review motor covers, attachment points, frame inserts and cable-routing hardware as part of the same frame program.

Match frame and fork mounting hardware to the drawing, caliper interface and assembly requirements.
Explore existing configurations as starting points for drawing-based discussion. Each product links to its own reference details.
Drive access, thread engagement and the pivot stack reviewed together.
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Curved cover geometry with mounting locations shown in the drawing.
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Threaded frame attachment geometry to compare with your drawing.
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The application defines what the hardware must connect, how it is assembled and what the drawing needs to control.
Bring the mating components, shoulders, threads and available space into the same review.
State the specified grade, condition and finish, including any critical coated dimensions.
Include installation direction, tool access, locking method and service needs.
Identify critical dimensions, quantity, packaging and required project documents.
Share the available information first. The detailed requirements can be aligned as the project develops.
Send the part or assembly drawing, a BOM or sample reference, and your required quantity.
Discuss the mating geometry, material, finish and any open manufacturing or assembly questions.
Confirm the drawing revision, sample or production requirement, and the documents needed with the order.
Send a drawing, sample reference or BOM with the quantity and application. Open details can be discussed during the project review.
2D drawing, STEP file, BOM, or physical sample information.
Prototype, first production order or repeat requirement.
Share the interface, material or assembly questions you already know.