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Best Source for Fairing Hardware

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I need a few grommets and many screws. I checked Ebay for a kit about $50 and also BikeBandit for the individual items $1 or $2 each. Is there a better source? They don't have to be new, but at least good condition.
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You can usually make them up from button head screws and spacers available at local "Ace Hardware", "Farm and Fleet" or "Rural King" stores.

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Re: Best Source for Fairing Hardware

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Thanks. I tried Lowes, but they didn't have much. They do have a helpful tool that helps you determine the screw size and thread turn count. One screw I have is an M6 or 1/4 - 28.
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It would be metric. M6

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Thanks. Does anyone know the different sizes? I can only guess at the smaller ones because I don't have them.
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My local mom and pop shop has the M5/M6 bolts and nuts in a couple of lengths. Only the M6 have worked - M5 appears to be too small. I need much longer bolts for the front fender. This Easter egg hunt is a waste of time. That $50 ebay set is looking pretty good now. Has anyone tried it?
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