fairing screws

[biffo]

hi chaps does anyone know a source of stainless fairing screws .I am in the uk thanks Tim

[Mc tool]

been thru this .I eventually settled for ally screws ( available in lots of colours ) which I ordered from the local bike shop . But its worth spending a bit of time perusing bike shops and checking out what the floor stock has to offer , no , I dont mean help yourself to bits but sometimes good ideas/inspiration can be helped along by what you may see on others bikes.
Teflon washers can be got as an (97) SS part. I used fibre washers which I "blacked " with a felt tip pen. I also bought an el cheapo battery drill ( with an adjustable clutch ) and a ball end allen key ( cut the right angle bit off ) as there is bugger all you can do to a paso with its clothes on

[higgy]

In the US you can get it all here http://www.desmoparts.com/

[ducbertus]

Hi Biffo,

I'm not sure which size you need.
If you're looking for a kind of 748/916 bolts, I've M3 wellnuts together with stainless steel flanged lens allen bolts. I had to buy 100 of them when I restored a 888SP3 racing bike for a friend.
I live in the Netherlands, but sending to the UK is no problem. ( if the size is right for you)

Bertus

[biffo]

hi thanks for the help the screws i need are m6 20mm long button head with a shoulder to retain the plastic washer still looking

[ducbertus]

How many do you need? I've some M6 ones.
otherwise you can try Aprilia. I believe they use stainless steel M6 in their fairings, but they may be pricy.
if you aren't succesfull I can order them in stainless steel in the quantity required at reasoneble prices and send them to you. this will take a few weeks as I'm celebrating my holiday at the moment.

Bertus

[duc907]

www.bikebolts.com has 907 specific bolts and sets. I have not had any experiance with them but I plan on trying them for my rebuild.

[biffo]

hi Bertus i need 20 of these screws now and 30 in the near future so which is best for you have a good holls dont get to pissed or burnt thanks Tim

[samandkimberly]

http://www.bikebolts.com has 907 specific bolts and sets. I have not had any experiance with them but I plan on trying them for my rebuild.

Their first 907 kit is on my bike - everything fits well. The kit uses standard ss screws and a different washer but it works fine and looks good.

Sam

[ducbertus]

Hi Biffo,

my holiday is over and we survived a fire on the company I work for.
took me several weeks of 70 to 80 hours, 6 days a week.

can you confirm the bolts in the pictures are the ones you need.
if so, I order them next week, of course after a price agreement.



Bertus

[higgy]

Their first 907 kit is on my bike - everything fits well. The kit uses standard ss screws and a different washer but it works fine and looks good.

Bummer,I have been waiting for over a week now for a black set from these guys.

[riascns]

I have seen Phil Denton engineering http://www.phildentonengineering.com/ reviewed with lots of praise in the classic bike magazines.

He will make some if you want, specialises in stainless steel fastners.

I was going to enquire as I could do with a few spares.

[englishstiv]

riascns let me a price please as I am looking for some for my rebuild maybe the more the cheaper so to speak?

regards

Stiv

[riascns]

Just found these on line.

http://www.giovannimoto.com/8573.html?g ... ageid=8641

Bought wellnuts from giovanimoto. good fast service.

[persempre907]

I'm not sure the bolts of 888/851 series fit on the Pasos.
The front fairings ones seem more little, the side fairings ones may be the same.
Ciao