Fairing fasteners (plastic screws with base)
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Fairing fasteners (plastic screws with base)
Hey Guys,
I'm missing some fairing fasteners for my CBR. These are two-piece fasteners. You insert the base first in the hole then you put in the plastic screw which expands the base and secures the fairing piece in place
Where could I find those?
Thanks guys!!!
I'm missing some fairing fasteners for my CBR. These are two-piece fasteners. You insert the base first in the hole then you put in the plastic screw which expands the base and secures the fairing piece in place
Where could I find those?
Thanks guys!!!
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You can buy oem screws at either of these two sites. Just pick your year and model and then scroll through the different schematics looking for your screws. Seminole has the better schematics but bikebandit typically has better prices. Both sites just say 600F but that is the F4i.
http://www.bikebandit.com/honda-moto...arts/oem-parts
http://www.seminolepowersports.com/f...cles&mfg=Honda
http://www.bikebandit.com/honda-moto...arts/oem-parts
http://www.seminolepowersports.com/f...cles&mfg=Honda
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Gentlemen,
I appreciate all your comments. Jeremy GSU, thank you for the links! I wish someone had it on ebay. Ebay tends to be the best deal place but all I found were the metal fairing screws on there.
I agree with you on difficulty handling these fasteners. Here is how I tackle them: I loosen the screw first so the screw head pops up. Then I pry it out with screw driver like tool but with an angled flat bit to pry things out. Once the screw is out I pry out the plastic base. I hope this helps you.
Thank you again guys!
I appreciate all your comments. Jeremy GSU, thank you for the links! I wish someone had it on ebay. Ebay tends to be the best deal place but all I found were the metal fairing screws on there.
I agree with you on difficulty handling these fasteners. Here is how I tackle them: I loosen the screw first so the screw head pops up. Then I pry it out with screw driver like tool but with an angled flat bit to pry things out. Once the screw is out I pry out the plastic base. I hope this helps you.
Thank you again guys!
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