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My Deluxe had a detachable screen fitted when I bought it and I had no intention of using it so I sold it, if I remove the hardware from the bike what do I need to replace them?, what size bolts ? I have no idea.
Dont forget the washers...those will be real fun to polish..lol
Im lucky, I have a hardaware store a mile away with a full assorment of chrome hardware. The only thing that sucks is the price, a half inch long 10-24 cost $2
BTW, isnt it kind of funny that we use English weights and measures and you dont?
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