Chrome Fasteners
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RE: Chrome Fasteners
ORIGINAL: Babs
Wouldn't it be nice if they had one part number for it all?
Looks like that "decorative / hardware" section pretty much has what you need, and then some.
Wouldn't it be nice if they had one part number for it all?
Looks like that "decorative / hardware" section pretty much has what you need, and then some.
Also bigger kits available from Custom Chrome and the like...
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RE: Chrome Fasteners
I have used hot toppers on all my bikes and never had a problem with them, and I like the way the look, they also tell where everyone goes...
P.S. if you ever lose one ( which I never have ) they will replace it free, just my 2 cents
P.S. if you ever lose one ( which I never have ) they will replace it free, just my 2 cents
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From: Arizona
RE: Chrome Fasteners
ORIGINAL: pococj
Forget the chrome and get the polished stainless. No rust - no worries, ever!
Forget the chrome and get the polished stainless. No rust - no worries, ever!
Do ss fasteners shine as well as chrome? Not sure if I've ever seen ss fastners on a bike, but that's prolly the whole idea.
Where do you purchase them from?
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RE: Chrome Fasteners
ORIGINAL: Birch
I have used hot toppers on all my bikes and never had a problem with them, and I like the way the look, they also tell where everyone goes...
P.S. if you ever lose one ( which I never have ) they will replace it free, just my 2 cents
I have used hot toppers on all my bikes and never had a problem with them, and I like the way the look, they also tell where everyone goes...
P.S. if you ever lose one ( which I never have ) they will replace it free, just my 2 cents
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RE: Chrome Fasteners
ORIGINAL: Birch
I have used hot toppers on all my bikes and never had a problem with them, and I like the way the look, they also tell where everyone goes...
P.S. if you ever lose one ( which I never have ) they will replace it free, just my 2 cents
I have used hot toppers on all my bikes and never had a problem with them, and I like the way the look, they also tell where everyone goes...
P.S. if you ever lose one ( which I never have ) they will replace it free, just my 2 cents
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RE: Chrome Fasteners
Good Article on the subject.. Talks about fastener types, grades, finish, etc.
http://www.bikernet.com/garage/fastenertech.asp
http://www.bikernet.com/garage/fastenertech.asp
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RE: Chrome Fasteners
I'm seriously thinking the hot toppers are the way to go. Those of you that have used them, are they difficult to remove? Do you damage them or are they not as good at holding on after they have been removed a few times or will they stay as new?
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