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I need to know where I can find the bolts and screws used for crank case, filter case and shocks. They seems to be a combinations of gold bolts with some kind of red washers

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I need to know where I can find the bolts and screws used for crank case, filter case and shocks. They seems to be a combinations of gold bolts with some kind of red washers

Forget that. Ohlins on a Forza, turd and polishing

I think they are what most refer to as yellow plated zinc.. They are found in many hardware and big box stores like Home Depot.Dont know about red washers.. like to see one closeup.

They sell them in many bike shops here in Thailand, so maybe they are available online.

Try Pro-bolt?

kramnala58 wrote:They sell them in many bike shops here in Thailand, so maybe they are available online.

May you post a link of one of these shops selling online? I already know some Thai shops but with no success

you you wrote:Try Pro-bolt?

Pro bolt is a great store for this king of stuff and I have already verified but the don't sell the bolts in the correct size; Honda uses unusual size for screw and bolts such 6x17 and 6x22 (millimeters)

the washers are called rosette washers

http://japan.webike.net/ps/rosette+wash ... te+washers

chainsaw wrote:the washers are called rosette washers

http://japan.webike.net/ps/rosette+wash ... te+washers

They look different for me

kar120c wrote:

you you wrote:Try Pro-bolt?

Pro bolt is a great store for this king of stuff and I have already verified but the don't sell the bolts in the correct size; Honda uses unusual size for screw and bolts such 6x17 and 6x22 (millimeters)

I've used a very usual saw and grinder to take care of the issue to turn x20 to x17 and x25 to x22 and now have very nice stainless steel torx head variator screws.

Oyabun wrote:

kar120c wrote:

you you wrote:Try Pro-bolt?

Pro bolt is a great store for this king of stuff and I have already verified but the don't sell the bolts in the correct size; Honda uses unusual size for screw and bolts such 6x17 and 6x22 (millimeters)

I've used a very usual saw and grinder to take care of the issue to turn x20 to x17 and x25 to x22 and now have very nice stainless steel torx head variator screws.

Yes, just pop a nut on the threads and after cutting it'll reform the threads when you unscrew it.

you you wrote:
Yes, just pop a nut on the threads and after cutting it'll reform the threads when you unscrew it.

Good point. I actually use two hand torqued against each other - so I can easily hold them in the vice firmly to make a precise job.