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rear fairing clips

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hi what size are the 2 plastic screw thingys on the underside of the tail fairing . all the best balls :D
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smallish

http://www.ronayers.com/SEAT-REAR-COWL-C212297.aspx
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6mm, these do the trick:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/280705501006? ... 1439.l2649
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thank u top guys :beer:
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Halfords do them for pennies.
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Buy a bag of them. Same size as on the bottom of front fairing. I can never undo the f00kers so I cut them off with a box cutter and replace them.

Should look into a quick latch system one day.
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2wheelsagain wrote:Buy a bag of them. Same size as on the bottom of front fairing. I can never undo the f00kers so I cut them off with a box cutter and replace them.

Should look into a quick latch system one day.
Consider Dzus fasteners; quarter turn to lock, using a D ring.
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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