General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bundaleer - June Update	28-Aug-2006 At 8:44:14 PM	Zebedee
Message
Leaving aside the fact that a great deal of heat may fracture the rock around fixed gear. There are two kinds of bolt glue in and expansion (oh and carrots) what do you think the manufacturers of these bolts would say about exposing them to temperature above 200C. Yes the bolts could be safe but I will be waiting for someone else to test them with their worthless lives and keep my worthless life for other things. Basically it's a an assumption of mine that with bolts and rock expanding and contracting at different rates under extreme temperatures that the bolts at this crag are more likely to be dangerous than safe.

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