Screw wanted

[Flymo01]

Now that I have your attention, I need one pan head screw m6 x 11 for where the right side fairing heat guard meets the frame.
I have no idea where mine has gone.
I've put a roofing bolt in it as a temp fix.
Can one of you kind gents point me in the right direction for a suitable replacement?

Thanks in advance

 

[lumpy]

Now that I have your attention, I need one pan head screw m6 x 11 for where the right side fairing heat guard meets the frame.
I have no idea where mine has gone.
I've put a roofing bolt in it as a temp fix.
Can one of you kind gents point me in the right direction for a suitable replacement?

Thanks in advance

one of the stepped screws? Big headed ones. I may have one but don't quite understand which one you need.

 

[lumpy]

which one?

 

[noobie]

If it is one of those lumpy is showing, did you know you can still buy new ones?

https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/CBR1100XXV-SUPER-BLACKBIRD-1997/part_10414/

https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/CBR1100XXV-SUPER-BLACKBIRD-1997/part_10413/

 

[andyBeaker]

I bet it is none of those.

p0pc0rn41

 

[Jaws]

I would say it is the plain one ( no dimples ) that is directly above the clutch cover and not shown in that picture..
Yes ?

 

[DLN1965]

Why did someone spoil the look of a nice black one by sticking yellow numbers on it ??

:dunno:

 

[ianrobbo1]

4,5 and 6 are the same "on my bike" and will also fit the one we cant see marked.:dunno:

 

[bmwdumptruck]

If it is one of those lumpy is showing, did you know you can still buy new ones?

https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/CBR1100XXV-SUPER-BLACKBIRD-1997/part_10414/

https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk/CBR1100XXV-SUPER-BLACKBIRD-1997/part_10413/

You can also just pop in your local dealer and save the postage costs from DS. Might even get a few pennies discount if you ask nicely.

 

[Jaws]

4,5 and 6 are the same "on my bike" and will also fit the one we cant see marked.:dunno:

It will fit but not properly Ian.
The shoulder part is shallower on the plain bolts ( as in no dimples ) to better secure the plastic

 

[Flymo01]

First things first. I can't thank you folks enough. I ask a simple question and you all pitch in with sensible help.

Unfortunately, as John and Andy suggest, It's number 7 that I need. The one above the clutch cover. I'm not sure if its stepped or not.

I have fitted Jaws shrooms, so I have two spare number 4's, if they will really do the job?

I see from the links that Noobie added, that the ones available are longer than the 11mm stated on the parts list I have. Has anyone ever cut one to shorten it? is it necessary? Any advice on this would help.

Either way, thanks again folks

 

[noobie]

Would that make it bolt 20 on this fiche?

http://www.bike-parts-honda.com/pie...X-1999-F__3700-CBR+1100+SUPER+BLACKBIRD+.html

 

[Flymo01]

Would that make it bolt 20 on this fiche?

http://www.bike-parts-honda.com/pie...X-1999-F__3700-CBR+1100+SUPER+BLACKBIRD+.html

Yes, that's the one.


If the other ones fit, it will save a bit of faffing about, so I'll see what John thinks before I place an order.

Thanks again

 

[Jaws]

Yes the other ones will fit.. As mentioned above though the should is slightly deeper ( same as all the dimpled ones ) but it is very common for folk to get them muddled up..
Usually they fit the dimpled ones in there and use the plain ones at the bottom of the V piece in the front..
No one has ever fell off or damaged owt by doing it ( 8rfl@ ;-0)) ) so as long as the head diameter is not too big to go in the limited space all will be well.

 

[lumpy]

washer

It will fit but not properly Ian.
The shoulder part is shallower on the plain bolts ( as in no dimples ) to better secure the plastic

I use a rubber washer under mine, sorted. Dimpled screw it is.

 

[lumpy]

First things first. I can't thank you folks enough. I ask a simple question and you all pitch in with sensible help.

Unfortunately, as John and Andy suggest, It's number 7 that I need. The one above the clutch cover. I'm not sure if its stepped or not.

I have fitted Jaws shrooms, so I have two spare number 4's, if they will really do the job?

Either way, thanks again folks

Bin the shrooms and it's one of the smaller heads you need with a rubber washer under, or an M6 pan head or button headed screw instead of a coach bolt. The larger headed ones will fit with rubber washer under or simply turn the step down.

 

[noobie]

I think John's mentioned elsewhere, that the bolt I need is the same as the two bolts on the lower part of the v piece of the fairing behind the front wheel

 

[Flymo01]

Bin the shrooms and it's one of the smaller heads you need with a rubber washer under, or an M6 pan head or button headed screw instead of a coach bolt. The larger headed ones will fit with rubber washer under or simply turn the step down.

Thanks. The bolt that's in as a temporary is what I know as a roofing bolt. It's pan head shape with a large cross head that takes a large flat screwdriver. The type that comes with square nuts (oo'er mrs).

I'll have a look at the ones from the shrooms to see what I think.

A quick question Lumpy. Are the bolts on your picture black?

 

[Jaws]

I think John's mentioned elsewhere, that the bolt I need is the same as the two bolts on the lower part of the v piece of the fairing behind the front wheel

No they aint mate.. They SHOULD have a slightly shorter shoulder and they do not have dimples. They are similar but not the same

 

[noobie]

That'll teach me to talk shit again