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Obtaining Bolts/fittings?

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Mikep328:
Thanks Julie, will do!


"Trigger(Graham) has shown you that he has what you need. "

Thanks Gareth, I apologize, I did not understand until receiving Julie's post that individual items from Graham's stock was for sale.

Johnny4428:

--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on August 11, 2023, 08:30:27 AM ---
--- Quote from: Johnny4428 on August 11, 2023, 08:10:10 AM ---Better stock than some hardware stores there Ken!

--- End quote ---
I think you mean Graham 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Oops! So sorry! Indeed Julie. That’ll teach me to post before coffee!🤣

Oddjob:
I think you may have mistyped in the DS search Mike, he tends to stock most of them. However, whilst he may stock them it doesn't make them cheap, DS charges around £3-5 a bolt depending on what it is and what it's doing on the bike, a high tensile bolt is normally dearer than an non high tensile for instance.

Honda also seem to fit bolts of odd lengths, 32mm is a common one, not 30mm or 35mm which are easy to find. There is normally 5mm under the bottom of the specified bolt so in that case a 35mm would be ok.

Cheapest option would be to clean the existing bolts, provided they are still the right bolts BTW, it's an old bike and people tinker so they don't always get put back in the right place. Buy a zinc plating kit or find someone with one who doesn't mind doing a few for you, some firms will also do them. Costs a few pennies to get them recoated and a few quid a bolt to replace them.

Some bolts are special bolts, like the yoke clamp bolts around the upper fork stanchion, they are almost impossible to find other than using genuine Honda. Some are listed as special but can be sourced elsewhere.

Seabeowner:
Honda have had various number series for bolts:
92101
93000
93101
93200 to name four. If one number doesn't work try another.

BUT ensure that the bolt ordered is suitable type for its use on the bike.

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