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  1. BIOLOGICALENGINEER19 on

    You mean you tried a torx bit? You could trying to super glue a bit into it, or use an easy out 

  2. DowntownGeorge on

    Search on youtube. Bunch of videos on how to deal with that kind of stuff. Good luck!

  3. TheRealJYellen on

    Cut a slot in it with a dremmel? That or get a set of ez outs and remember not to use them in the drill like a lot of goofs.

  4. Old_graveldoggo on

    Hi.

    1. Don’t use any superglue “solutions” it’s BS. I tried once, learn from my mistake. Doesn’t help muh, but makes everything messy.
    2. For hard screws (side screws for example in Your case) it is useful to use multiple frequent small hits on the tool You use for unscrewing. At point where You apply force. What I mean here, not one application of maximum force (like bodyweight), but many frequent taps can work for You. And less chance to snap Your tool, whatever You use.

  5. Former_Mud9569 on

    The good news is that there isn’t anything here that you can’t fix with a drill and a hammer.

  6. wary_ducking on

    The side bolts thing is your best bet, loosen them fully and the top cap usually just lifts right off without needing to fight that stripped bolt.

  7. Particular-Kiwi-5784 on

    Jb weld is the brand. It’s an epoxy that is commonly used for household and automotive repairs. It can join dissimilar metals, plastics etc. it sets up pretty quick and should hold strong enough to break the bolt loose. The Alan key and bike will be forever joined but replacing both are cheap.

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