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its little chrome caps that you can buy to cover most any fastener on your bike,,, cheaper than buying the actual bolt, they dress up your engine,calipers pretty nice
I only have 4. I bought em to cover the allen bolts in my handlbar risers.
I was tired of looking at the rust inside the head.
Not sure I like them all over the motor and bike though. I'd rather have real bolts. The ones on my risers wont come off without destroying them either. Not sure how the others work.
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Simply put they are awesome. You can basicly chrome everything for the fraction of the cost, without disturbing the already torqued hardware, and if one falls off or becomes unusable you can get new ones for free... If I could find my digital camera, I'd show you how great they look. I have them all over my SG and they only cost like 120 bucks for 100-120 of the things.
Another point to be made, they don't rust inside like most other chrome hardware does after awhile. That always ticks me off.
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