Got any good links to TI nuts and bolts Ron? :mrgreen

Got any good links to TI nuts and bolts Ron? :mrgreen

Not Ron...but....

www.tastynuts.com (http://www.tastynuts.com)
www.racebolts.com (http://www.racebolts.com)
www.mettec.com (http://www.mettec.com)
www.yoyodyneti.com (http://www.yoyodyneti.com)

i use racebolts the most. pricey, but convienent shopping when you need individual bolts. and, being in san diego, i get bolts in 2 days. :)

pro-bolt (tastynuts) is the place to go for "bolt sets" (bodywork, engine, etc). :thumbup

Not Ron...but....

www.tastynuts.com (http://www.tastynuts.com)
www.racebolts.com (http://www.racebolts.com)
www.mettec.com (http://www.mettec.com)
www.yoyodyneti.com (http://www.yoyodyneti.com)

i use racebolts the most. pricey, but convienent shopping when you need individual bolts. and, being in san diego, i get bolts in 2 days. :)

pro-bolt (tastynuts) is the place to go for "bolt sets" (bodywork, engine, etc). :thumbup

Thanks!!! :mrgreen:bow

Tastynuts, was the name of the website.......Thanx man, i totally forgot where
i saw the pre-load adjusters i wanted! :mrgreen

Not Ron...but....

www.tastynuts.com (http://www.tastynuts.com)
www.racebolts.com (http://www.racebolts.com)
www.mettec.com (http://www.mettec.com)
www.yoyodyneti.com (http://www.yoyodyneti.com)

i use racebolts the most. pricey, but convienent shopping when you need individual bolts. and, being in san diego, i get bolts in 2 days. :)

pro-bolt (tastynuts) is the place to go for "bolt sets" (bodywork, engine, etc). :thumbup


:imwst 4 for 4 :yes

although I tend to use Pro-Bolt (tasty-nuts) & Yoyodyne the most. If your lazy like me or uncomfortable ordering bolt sizes, Pro-Bolt is the easiest to use because they already have all the bolts categorized by bike model & year, and have sets for each application :bow

I tried to get a set of Ti axles from Racebolts for almost 18 months before I finally gave up on them :mad

Got any good links to TI nuts and bolts Ron? :mrgreen

if your looking for Ti rotor bolts, I recomend getting the flanged hex head over the normal button head allen key. they last longer and are much easier to work with a 8 point socket vs. an allen key :yes

Feel free to order me some Ron!! :lol :lol

I tried to get a set of Ti axles from Racebolts for almost 18 months before I finally gave up on them :mad

Not surprised. I've had good luck ordering smaller stuff, but I haven't tried axles.

Mettec just started carrying axles for modern bikes....definitely worth a look. ;)

Feel free to order me some Ron!! :lol :lol


in debt up to my azz . . . just bought the GF a new MacBook Pro laptop, she's worth it thou :kiss :sex

in debt up to my azz . . . just bought the GF a new MacBook Pro laptop, she's worth it thou :kiss :sex

:lol :lol :yes

Split and created new thread. :)

Updated the exotic parts thread

http://www.yamaha-forum.net/forum/showthread.php?p=5996#post5996

bogie if we don't have what you're looking for let me know :) we do carry the hex rotor bolts :) caliper, windscreen and more

btw bogie i know this sweet as helmet that is headed our way...shipped to us today from what i'm being told.

btw bogie i know this sweet ass helmet that is headed our way...shipped to us today from what i'm being told.

Sweet!!!!! Can't wait!! :thumbup

you best post up pics when you get it ;)

you best post up pics when you get it ;)


You say that like you didn't know there woud be a couple hundred of them!!! :lol :lol

I'll get all kinds of High Res Shots for ya Corey! :thumbup

Be nice to get a decent day of 45 or 50 degrees to take it out for a test!! :yes

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bogie it's headed your way today :) hehe BTW I had to take it out...OMG...she's HOT and i think they redid the lights in the back as they go on solid, flashing, and off. BTW make sure you don't ever turn the lights on while charging the system.

bogie it's headed your way today :) hehe BTW I had to take it out...OMG...she's HOT and i think they redid the lights in the back as they go on solid, flashing, and off. BTW make sure you don't ever turn the lights on while charging the system.

Awesome!! Can't wait!! :rock Thanks for the heads up on the lights bro! :thumbup

Just looking at the other ones we got in and there is a green indicator light on the front that tells you if the rear lights are on, flashing, or off :) This is their best one yet bro...

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Pro-Bolt is the easiest to use because they already have all the bolts categorized by bike model & year, and have sets for each application :bow



I ordered a set of front rotor hardware from Pro-Bolt.....no fuss no muss!:mrgreen