Replacement Bolts for New Plastic

[darylZero]

Replacement Bolts for New Plastic

I gracefully :) laid my bike (CR250 2004) down ripping off my number plate and back fender. I took them off at the track but seemed to have misplaced the bolts that hold them on. Any tips on the best way to replace the factory bolts.

Thanks!

 

[elcamino12sec]

Take the same ones off the other side and go to a hardware store, match them up and it will be allot cheaper.

 

[letsride24-7]

Take the same ones off the other side and go to a hardware store, match them up and it will be allot cheaper.

Any make sure to grab a few extra!! Those little buggers like to fall out too.

 

[biglou]

I bought a Tusk brand bolt set on sale from Rocky Mountain a few months back for maybe $10-12? Regularly $14-16 I think. It has roughly 120 6mm bolts of various lengths. They have the flanged heads, too. I figured they'd come in handy someday!

Here it is: http://www.rockymountainmc.com/prod...itle=Tools/Shop&webCatId=22&prodFamilyId=9510

They've got other bolt kits too, with different sizes, etc.

 

[darylZero]

Here it is: http://www.rockymountainmc.com/prod...itle=Tools/Shop&webCatId=22&prodFamilyId=9510
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Picked up the bolt kit. thanks for the help! :cool:

 

[elcamino12sec]

You can but bolts from Lowe's for like 7 cents each, they may not be as shiney but at 7 cents I always have many extras! I loose one, then buy three, that gives me two extra for 14 cents. Sorry, Im cheap.

 

[76GMC1500]

The problem with hardware store bolts is that they have different head dimensions. When I have all of the proper fasteners, I can strip my bike down to frame, engine, and swingarm as well as do most maintenance on the engine using only a 12mm and 8mm wrench.

 

[FruDaddy]

I bought a metric bolt kit from an auto parts store, and keep it under my truck seat. The heads arent the same, so I have to add a 10mm socket to the tools mention in the post above.