Aluminum/titanium Bolts

[bigboy]

Need titanium or aluminum bolts for the grab bar. I need them to mound my Locking mechanism. I couldn't find them on pro bolt unless i overlooked them. Also I can't find titanium Frankenstein/cargo net bolts.

 

[pcs]

are u planning on using the grab bar as a grab bar? aluminum bends easy, if you plan on supporting the weight of bike with it.

 

[mabupa]

Need titanium or aluminum bolts for the grab bar. I need them to mound my Locking mechanism. I couldn't find them on pro bolt unless i overlooked them. Also I can't find titanium Frankenstein/cargo net bolts.

Once the titanium bug bites you, you won’t be able to do just those bolts. lol! I’m sure @c10 can point you in the rose direction.

 

[Dai.]

Need titanium or aluminum bolts for the grab bar. I need them to mound my Locking mechanism. I couldn't find them on pro bolt unless i overlooked them. Also I can't find titanium Frankenstein/cargo net bolts.

You can use brake disc bolts for the Frankenstein bolts as they have the shoulder to sit properly

 

[bigboy]

are u planning on using the grab bar as a grab bar? aluminum bends easy, if you plan on supporting the weight of bike with it.

No I just need it to mount the part of the frame that holds the locking mechanism

 

[pcs]

if you cant find a kit you can measure your stock bolts and order a set. sometimes i find that is less expensive than ordering a set.

 

[Mythos]

Those under the hump bolts aren't that unique. I'm sure you can find something from Pro-Bolts that will work perfectly. You might not find it by using "Hayabusa" as the search term but those are just ordinary button head screws. Measure the stock bolt's head diameter, thread width and length with a calipers. If you can't find button heads to match that from Pro-Bolt, they've scaled down a lot since I last bought from them a few years ago. I know they had the Frankenstein bolts. ...also, Pro-Bolts sells threaded sleeves that might work as a shoulder if that's what you need, look under "Ancillary". I don't know what a locking mechanism is but if it's just a few pounds, I'd go with aluminum. ...much less expensive and half the weight of Ti. If you're supporting considerable weight or require higher torque, Ti is probably the better choice.

I was actually going to replace those mudflap bolts under the hump with plastic. I've ridden the bike a number of years with no mudflap bolts under the hump at all. ...might as well go with the lightest weight option because those are just there to hold the mudflap in place so the fairings fit perfectly.

 

[michael parris heuberger]

Need titanium or aluminum bolts for the grab bar. I need them to mound my Locking mechanism. I couldn't find them on pro bolt unless i overlooked them. Also I can't find titanium Frankenstein/cargo net bolts.

Hi. That is because there none on race biked

 

[michael parris heuberger]

Hi. That is because there none on race biked

Hi. I am looking into useing aluminum and Ti bolts n my motor.

 

[sixpack577]

McMaster-Carr has aluminum and titanium metric fasteners in many sizes.

www.mcmaster-carr.com