Bike-It Universal Fairing Bodywork Bolt Kit - 160 Piece, M5 / M6, Multicolor

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This guide is for motorcycle and bike owners looking to replace or upgrade their fairing bolts. The Bike-It Universal Fairing Bodywork Bolt Kit offers a comprehensive set of metric bolts and washers, providing a secure and aesthetically pleasing solution for your bike's bodywork. Note that while the kit is designed to be universal, it's essential to ensure the correct bolt sizes for your specific motorcycle model.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BOLKIT18 |
| Brand | BIKE IT |
You'll need a set of metric hex keys or a socket set, a torque wrench (recommended), and possibly a screwdriver if your fairing uses screws.
The kit is designed for universal use, but always verify bolt sizes for your specific motorcycle model.
The specific material is not specified, but the bolts are designed to withstand the rigors of motorcycle use.
Regularly clean the bolts and apply a thin layer of anti-corrosion spray or lubricant to prevent rust.
While these bolts are primarily for fairings, you can use them for other bodywork applications if the size and length are appropriate.
The torque specifications vary depending on the bolt size and your motorcycle's make and model. Check your motorcycle's service manual for the correct torque values.
The kit contains a variety of sizes and quantities. Use a replacement bolt from the kit.
Double-check the bolt size (M5 or M6) against your motorcycle's specifications. If the length is incorrect, use a bolt from the kit that matches the correct length.
Ensure the bolt is tightened to the correct torque specification. If the bolt continues to loosen, consider using thread-locking compound.
Replace the damaged bolt with a new one from the kit. Avoid using damaged bolts as they may not provide adequate hold.