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Part number 90127-MCJ-750 is described as "Bolt, Hook, 8 x 42" There are 4 of them that hold the little rail (described as 'garnish') under the rear of the seat.
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I use a top box and the rack to which it's attached does not allow the use of the OEM bolt as it's about 17mm too short.
Does anyone have any idea where I might get a longer version of the Bolt, Hook or even a fitting I could put over a similar sized bolt to serve the same purpose?
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(06-07-2020, 11:20 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: Part number 90127-MCJ-750 is described as "Bolt, Hook, 8 x 42" There are 4 of them that hold the little rail (described as 'garnish') under the rear of the seat.
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I use a top box and the rack to which it's attached does not allow the use of the OEM bolt as it's about 17mm too short.
Does anyone have any idea where I might get a longer version of the Bolt, Hook or even a fitting I could put over a similar sized bolt to serve the same purpose?
The rear bolt on the 2017EX (90127-MGC-JB0) is 55mm long, and is threaded about 15mm. I'm not sure if the turn signals still attach the same way; if the grab rails are removed, these may be long enough.
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Thanks, pekingduck. That's a thought. The 2011 turn signals attach to the garnish and so I'd have to make other arrangements for them if I took it off. But 55mm may gve me enough length. I'll have another look.
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(06-07-2020, 01:59 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: Thanks, pekingduck. That's a thought. The 2011 turn signals attach to the garnish and so I'd have to make other arrangements for them if I took it off. But 55mm may gve me enough length. I'll have another look.
It's also nicely chromed, compared to the other ones. bling!
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That’s appealing. My other thought was to buy a bolt with an oversized head and cut a long the of tubing to sit between the edge of the rack and the bold head. It’s really just to stop a bungee slipping off. The Honda ones look good though and the extra bling would be even better.
I had a look and they’re only used in 2017- CBs, which haven’t come near Australia. I suppose I’ll have to get a Honda dealer to get some from Japan.
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Does anyone have any idea where I might get a longer version of the Bolt, Hook or even a fitting I could put over a similar sized bolt to serve the same purpose?
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People commonly refer to these bolts as "Frankenstein Bolts". If all you want is a hook for a bungee cord, then how about getting a longer bolt and putting a nut on it to that the nut can be tightened against the frame (or handle) while allowing the longer bolt to extend out?
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Thanks Dave. That’s a good thought too. And it’s good to know what people call them so I can search.
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Check Bungee mate from CA at
http://WWW.bungeemate.com
I bought a lot of my stuff from them in 2012 , hopefully they are still in business and they have a lot of the things you are looking for.
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Thank you, Houtman. Looks hopeful.
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