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Handlebar clamp capscrew plug

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by seaguy, Jan 20, 2010.

  1. seaguy

    seaguy Member

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    Anyone know where I can get one of those plastic plugs that sticks into the cap screw heads on the handlebar clamps? Couldn't find any in Chacal's Pages.
     
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    I've found some similar to them at hardware stores in the furniture section.
     
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    Cool,I'm also missing 1 of those
     
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    I've noticed chrome plastic caps for allen screw heads, but I didn't buy any for the simple reason that I didn't need any at the time. Now I don't remember where I seen them.
     
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    I used chrome steel plugs that I bought at the Harley dealer. They were about 75 cents each, which is not bad considering they won't get trashed during removal like the cheap plastic caps can.
     
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    I had the chrome ones mentioned when I had the Harley,and they did indeed hold up well,but I need black for mine,so the furniture idea is probly my best bet
     
    tinytim, Jan 21, 2010
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    Did you send the man a PM or email? Just because you couldn't find it doesn't mean he can't hook you up.
     
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    Shoulda looked before I posted:

    Still available from Yamaha, pn 341-23469-00-00 CAP, BOLT. They cost as much as the bloody bolts themselves. Ask Len.
     
    bigfitz52, Jan 21, 2010
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