Spacer to use when removing your passenger pegs.

[nunyadambusiness]

For the truly obsessive compulsive type. When leaving the bolts on the shelf or using washers just won't suffice.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#92510a798/=6tz8vh They have some with a smaller inside diameter that may provide a tighter fit but these worked well.





Gotta go take my meds.

[hyperdookie]

Dude, you're weird.

[MTScott2]

Money well spent!!!
Send them out to get anodized any colour you like...

[Tard]

Definitely a good way of keeping those threads unexposed to the elements while one saves enough $$$ for the monoposto heel guards!

[Decreasing Dave]

Not raining on your parade, but what about using buttonhead screws of the same thread pitch like on most Jap-bikes??

That way they would be more flush to the bracket and chrome.

Dave

[nunyadambusiness]

Originally Posted by Decreasing Dave

Not raining on your parade, but what about using buttonhead screws of the same thread pitch like on most Jap-bikes??

That way they would be more flush to the bracket and chrome.

Dave

1. Chrome won't get ya home.
Pic from my last bike build. I blasted the chrome, hit it with primer and then John Deere Blitz Black.



2. I won't lose the bolts when they are on the bike.

[NYSport]

Originally Posted by Decreasing Dave

Not raining on your parade, but what about using buttonhead screws of the same thread pitch like on most Jap-bikes??

That way they would be more flush to the bracket and chrome.

Dave

Good idea, I think I'll try it o my Hyper.

[Decreasing Dave]

Yeah, I know about the chrome vs. home thing, but I was thinking that it would look more "finished" and it would be more flush so less to get a boot hung up on.

Just my opinion, it typically means nothing....

Dave

[andrewmr]

Originally Posted by Decreasing Dave

Not raining on your parade, but what about using buttonhead screws of the same thread pitch like on most Jap-bikes??

That way they would be more flush to the bracket and chrome.

Dave

That was my first thought as well....

It would look better and the chances of getting a shoe lace caught on the spacer and bolt would be much less.

[nunyadambusiness]

Originally Posted by andrewmr

That was my first thought as well....

It would look better and the chances of getting a shoe lace caught on the spacer and bolt would be much less.

i don't see how the spacer would increase the chance of getting a lace caught. i'm just stalling. gotta put that cored exhaust on this weekend.