Made an anchor point for bungee cords.
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Made an anchor point for bungee cords.
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My 2015 Ultra lacks the metal passenger grab rail which was convenient for strapping down a dufflebag or extra helmet. After a few minutes of head scratching thought I came up with a solution. Bought some bolts, spacers and washers and created a great place to hook a bungee cord or cargo net. Removed the passenger seat grab strap and stuck the assemblies in the vacated screw holes. I posted details in the DIY MODS" and TRICKS to SAVE $$$$$$" section (message #1851) of the Touring Models forum. Or you can go here and see it on my webpage.
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My 2015 Ultra lacks the metal passenger grab rail which was convenient for strapping down a dufflebag or extra helmet. After a few minutes of head scratching thought I came up with a solution. Bought some bolts, spacers and washers and created a great place to hook a bungee cord or cargo net. Removed the passenger seat grab strap and stuck the assemblies in the vacated screw holes. I posted details in the DIY MODS" and TRICKS to SAVE $$$$$$" section (message #1851) of the Touring Models forum. Or you can go here and see it on my webpage.
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Been using these for decades on most of our bikes
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ce-bungee-nuts
Work great, look good
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ce-bungee-nuts
Work great, look good
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Been using these for decades on most of our bikes
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ce-bungee-nuts
Work great, look good
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ce-bungee-nuts
Work great, look good
Now that I nosed around the internet I see that the Motor Company sells 'em, too.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...ad-bungee-nuts
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Simple solution, you buy the bungee nuts in the correct thread pitch & size for the bolt you are going to replace and pick up a short piece of all thread the same. You loctite the the all thread into the nuts and with a hacksaw you cut it to the right length for the bolt you pulled out, clean the end a bit with a file or grinder and instant bungee bolt. Been using that trick on bikes for several decades now....
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mjrfd99 (04-03-2016)
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All my fender strut bolts and the shock studs have gotten the bungee nut/bolt treatment, roadtrips and luggage teach you all kinda need expedient engineering.
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mjrfd99 (04-04-2016)
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Simple solution, you buy the bungee nuts in the correct thread pitch & size for the bolt you are going to replace and pick up a short piece of all thread the same. You loctite the the all thread into the nuts and with a hacksaw you cut it to the right length for the bolt you pulled out, clean the end a bit with a file or grinder and instant bungee bolt. Been using that trick on bikes for several decades now....