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hawkwind 01-12-2009 03:54 PM

Fairing fasteners
 
Hi there guys ,
As I'm repairing the fixing points on my fairings I was also thinking of changing the fasteners for stainless steel ones . Unfortunately I have no idea what type of thread the originals are . I've seen sets for sale on e-bay but don't know if they will fit my bike . Have any of you guys bought replacement fasteners and can you recommend any that are for sale on e-bay or elsewhere ??

[align=center]Thanks ;);) [/align]

unforgivenreality 01-12-2009 03:57 PM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 
6mm x 1.0 thread and 5mm x .8 thread

CBRclassic 01-12-2009 04:11 PM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 
Nar ... I have not played with mine as yet so the ones on Ebay I know nothing about ..sorry..
I will be interested to see how they go though if you get them because a couple of mine are close to their used by date too...

On a side note , but in the same area ... does anyone know where to get those tiny little upholstery clips that hold the fuel tap ring cover on to the seat ..?

they are tiny round buggers ...
I took my seat off a few days ago and 2 of the 4 shot off and went on an extended holiday into the garden bed next to where I was working on her ...[:-]

They are lost in the abyss now :eek::eek:

Harry_T_Hamster 01-12-2009 04:23 PM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 
I have the anodised ones off ebay (I got black) I am very happy with them and will be ordering a set of red as well just for the hell of it.

One thing though(As shadow will no doubt point out lol) they are threaded all the way to the head so if you are not careful (as in VERY) you can over tighten them and crack your fairing - not been a prob for me (yet) the orignals hav an unthreaded area that is space to the correct gap required so you cant overtighten


hawkwind 01-13-2009 07:39 AM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 

ORIGINAL: Harry_T_Hamster

I have the anodised ones off ebay (I got black) I am very happy with them and will be ordering a set of red as well just for the hell of it.

One thing though(As shadow will no doubt point out lol) they are threaded all the way to the head so if you are not careful (as in VERY) you can over tighten them and crack your fairing - not been a prob for me (yet) the orignals hav an unthreaded area that is space to the correct gap required so you cant overtighten


Harry if you get a chance can you put up a link to the red ones when you can?? Would be a great help.;);)

wolfman 1000 01-13-2009 11:33 AM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 
Hi mate just got in from workand seen your question. Try M&P motorcycles, they do mail order and offer kits £5 plus postage in stainless and anodised. Ive put the address here hope this helps.


fhttp://www.mandp.co.uk/productinfo.aspx?catref=329401&tier1url=Bodywo rk&tier2url=Fasteners&tier3url=Mr-Fastnerrom

Harry_T_Hamster 01-13-2009 02:06 PM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 
Here you go mate

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ANODISED-FAIRI...1%7C240%3A1318

Thats the guy I got mine off

hawkwind 01-13-2009 06:19 PM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 
Thanks for all the help guys , will get this sorted on my next days off.

Shadow 01-15-2009 07:06 AM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 
Be careful buying the standard fasteners as stated above - originals have an unthreaded area at the top which will not allow you to overtighten them, which cracks fairings.
Sens a pm to Daniel_arg - he replaced his.
Maybe Bazman has a couple left from his rebuild ?

unforgivenreality 01-15-2009 09:21 PM

RE: Fairing fasteners
 
an easy way to fix a standard fastener so you dont over tighten it is to go to your local hardware store and get yourself a brass tube that just fits over the threaded area of the bolt and cut lenghts off that match up to the length of the unthreaded area(shoulder) of the stock fasteners and simply slide them over. you can use any hard tubing to do this as long as it fits over the bolt and in the plastic


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