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Harley sells one that is a quick set thumb tight screw. I think it is 19 bucks. Has a nifty HD logo inset on the inner portion of a recessed screw head. Looks nice imho. Been using it for the last almost 4 years. Easy to loosen and tighten with your fingers.
here is the link to the HD product page with picture. Bolt looks much better in person by the way. part number is:51676-97A
I'd be pretty damn careful buddy. You start worrying about every single screw and bolt head and next thing you know you've got a weighed down chrome ***** that ends up one day on Craigslist with an attempt to rationalize the overpricing with the all too familiar phrase "i've got $xxxxxxxx invested, $xxxxx in chrome alone!"
And to echo the other comments; $20 for a friggin screw if f'ing ridiculous. Hopefully the guy was just making a joke about all HD parts being ridiculously priced but "having a nifty logo."
All that being said, that green gem screw on the dragonfly paint looked pretty dang slick, haha.
I don't care if you're Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, whatever.
19 bucks for a 1/4-20 screw is absurd.
Even if it DOES have a "nifty" logo.
Still LMAO.
Go ahead and laugh mongoose,
I got exactly what I wanted for (15 bucks when I bought it years ago).
Guess your just jealous. =)
15 or 19 bucks really is chump change to me. So what's the big deal?
I got exactly what I wanted for (15 bucks when I bought it years ago).
Guess your just jealous. =)
15 or 19 bucks really is chump change to me. So what's the big deal?
Tom
...I agree. It is your money.
Besides, where have you been Dad??????????????? hahaha
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