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Does anybody know the size of these screws? I want to go with stainless.
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What bike?
So I just found your other thread where you say the bike model and I was able to find the information in one of the many parts fiches out there. Based on what I see it's a M4 x 50mm long. However, PLEASE MEASURE IT TO BE SURE
It would be best to put the bike model in your signature and doesn't have to be anything fancy.Last edited by cowboyup3371; 04-26-2017, 08:49 PM.Cowboy Up or Quit. - Run Free Lou and Rest in Peace
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It's a good idea to use Allen screws.If you ever damage the screw you can still get it out using a small pointy nose vice grips.Comment
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Thanks for he info. I saw that size, m4 x 50mm somewhere during my research but wasn't totally convinced on the length since the old screws crumbled, along with the reservoir while I was dismantling it. Some parts I am reusing seem to be okay but then there are those, well, I'm sure everybody knows about 35 year old motorcycle parts.Comment
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