OEM2 torque support nut – M6
The M6 torque support nut is the hex collar nut of the OEM2 torque support in a Booda Bike frame – the part our frame was designed around.

Why this nut?
Made for the Booda Bike frame. We chose M6 here because our frame needed it, so this is the part that belongs in the frame's torque support mount.
For the OEM2 torque support. It is the threaded collar nut that takes the OEM2-type torque support of the rear hub in the frame.
A small spare worth keeping. Handy to have on the shelf for workshop jobs on the rear hub.
Who is it for?
- Booda Bike owners. Who need to replace a lost or damaged torque support nut.
- Workshops. That service Booda Bike frames with an OEM2 torque support.
Compatibility
| Fits | Booda Bike frames with the OEM2 torque support |
|---|---|
| Thread | M6 |
| Type | Hex collar nut |
| Not the same as | The M5 OEM2 parts of the Rohloff range – those have a different thread |
Frequently asked questions
Which frames is this nut for?
For Booda Bike frames. The frame's torque support mount is made for an M6 thread.
Can I use Rohloff's M5 part instead?
No. Rohloff has a similar part in M5, but the Booda Bike frame takes M6, so the two are not interchangeable.
About Booda Bike
Booda Bike builds belt-driven bicycles around steel frames, with Gates Carbon Drive belts and gear hub or single-speed drivetrains. The range includes the Banker, Hiker, Alpine, Atlas, Pulse and Sander models.
The components are standardised so that Booda Bike bicycles can be serviced at ordinary workshops, and parts like this one are also sold separately in the Booda Bike webshop.
