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My FXR has these acorn shaped nuts here and there. Mirror, saddle bag bars, chrome side covers. Trouble is the locations aren't consistent so I tend to believe that a former owner added them. For instance, only one mirror is secured with an acorn nut. Are these original or aftermarket, and what is a good source for them?
Fuhgeddaboudit, I just went through that bs. They are after market and I just paid $10 for 2 of them. Home Depot and lowes didn’t have them so I had to go buy em on line. You can try the references brakeless just put up, I had no luck locally.
Yep, that’s where I ended up buying mine. Wait till you hit check out and you put in your zip code for shipping costs. Some times you gotta do whatcha gotta do.
$1.80 Xs 2 $3.60 + the cheapest shipping charge of $4.95 = $8.60, plus tax 😁
Last edited by Ricky2Guns; Jan 28, 2021 at 08:42 PM.
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Acorn Nuts
