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I need new bolts for my NC29

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:15 am
by Dan Norton
Hey guys, just started stripping down my NC29 to start painting and refurbing etc.

Where do people go to buy new stainless steel bolts to replace original items?
I.e......the 6 disc caliper bolts, fairing bolts, caliper mounting bolts etc?

Cheers.
Dan.

I need new bolts for my NC29

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 10:12 am
by code2006
Dan Norton wrote:Hey guys, just started stripping down my NC29 to start painting and refurbing etc.

Where do people go to buy new stainless steel bolts to replace original items?
I.e......the 6 disc caliper bolts, fairing bolts, caliper mounting bolts etc?

Cheers.
Dan.
Pro-bolt
Google and u will find there website :)

Re: I need new bolts for my NC29

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 6:30 pm
by Dan Norton
Thanks for that!

Comprehensive list they have....and everything i need.......didnt budget for spening over £100 on bolts though :grin:

Re: I need new bolts for my NC29

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 8:07 pm
by cbr400rrn
Let us know which ones you picked

Re: I need new bolts for my NC29

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:11 pm
by Davez29
Be careful, its addictive and expensive buying those shiny bolts, I have spent in the region of 150 and more at pro bolt, and even now I wonder what on.. BTW, always check what your buying as I have been sent the wrong size twice, although quickly rectified, they did re-send me titanium caliper bolts as they had run out of SS bolts, quids in!


BTW A4 or marine grade is the SS to go for if you buy elsware, although A2 is generally ok on non stress areas

Re: I need new bolts for my NC29

Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 7:15 am
by Dan Norton
Durka, thanks for the advice, very much appreciated.

I'm going to have to limit what i buy for sure as it could get silly :whistle:
The necessities are the disc bolts, banjo bolts, fairing bolts, and caliper bolts.

Re: I need new bolts for my NC29

Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 9:22 am
by Davez29
The biggest problem you will have, is once you change one bolt the next looks grubby so you do that, then the one after that does so you end up doing the lot, hense the expense. Look on ebay for various A2 bolts that can be bought cheaper for those non stress areas, I bought some for the air vents,screen brace, heel plates and even stainless allan bolts for the carb and air box fittings, dont think it was more than a fiver for a mixed bag of around 10 each size, just ask the seller if he will do the quantity and sizes you need.

keep it shiny!