[jokermtb]

Breaks...

Brakes, eh?

or, in your case, Brokes.

Seems you're not the only one this has happened to. But, as with my mountain bike's brakes....a thin screwdriver will be able to pry the pads apart - no bleed necessary......use some non-permanent thread locker and put the caliper back on.

 

[SittingDuck]

use some non-permanent thread locker and put the caliper back on.

Or alternatively, you could uyse the proper torque on the bolts.

Would you glue the caliper on? No. So why would you glue the bolt on?
Just torque it right, it'll stretch and never come loose.

Loose bolts are the product of lazy or complacent mechanics who feel they can tell torque by hand and think there's only two torque settings to everything.

Seriously: buy yerself a good quality torque wrench; you'll save hundreds in lost bolts.

 

[Swifty]

Advice

Thanks for the advice, I will put them back on tomorrow