Motorcycle Wellnut Bolt Kit - Windscreen - Black - Honda CBR 600rr 1000rr, Suzuki GSXR 600 750 1000, Yamaha R1 R6 R6s, Kawasaki ZX6R ZX9R ZX10R ZX12R

I got these as replacements for the truss screws used to mount the windshield on my 03 CBR600RR. The OEM screws (without the washer and wellnut) cost $1.05 each from Ron Ayers and are made of plastic, whereas these are aluminum and an entire set (screw, washer & wellnut) of 10 only costs $10, so it's a great deal. The screws are so light that they feel as if they're made of plastic, but upon close visual inspection, you can tell they're not. I tried over-tightening it to see if the heads would shear off like the OEM ones but failed :)The 2 reasons I gave the item 4 stars instead of 5 are:1. The screws tighten with a hex, instead of a philips; this should be mentioned in the product description.2. The included plastic washers feel very cheap and brittle, like they're made of a thicker version of a regular water bottle. The OEM ones feel more solid, like the type of plastic used for the cap of a regular water bottle.

i bought a used motorcycle.its a gsxr 750.its all good, but i was changing the windscreen and a few of the fasteners were a lil jacked up.that wouldnt do...i went to the dealership to pick up a few new ones.wow.they were about 4 bux or so each.crazy.they werent titanium or anything...black plastic bolts.i bought one.then checked on amazon.com.and ordered a whole set.for the price of about 2 bolts.i got them a few days later and compared them to the one from the dealer.the same? not exactly.but no loss in quality.the same but different and nothing to show why the factory suzuki nut/bolt costs so much.buy these.they work.

I thought this was a great package it comes with everything you need. you can replace the old rubber screw ins (sorry dont know the actual name). plus it comes with 10 screws not the usual six that usually comes with windscreene bolt kits so if i loose any i have extras or i can use the extras on the fairings. thats why i went ahead and ordered two sets. overall really satisfied with the product plus the seller has extremely fast shipping i recieved this product to an APO box in 5 days and the weekend even got in the way.

I bought these replacement bolt set for my 2006 gsxr 600's windscreen because the one's that had were getting stripped out. They were easy to install (no surprise there) and the rubber washers they provide are good against paint getting scratched and also and vibration noise (had a crack windscreen that vibrated w/ original bolts but stopped when I put this new set). Had a set of phillips head bolts in originally but liked how these were hex key bolts screws so hopefully wont have the issue with the screw heads wearing out. I would strongly recommend these for a replacement set of windshield bolts.

I needed to replace the old, cracked wellnuts on my Honda Transalp. These arrived quickly, worked great, and were far cheaper than buying replacements from Honda.Update: I bought these in 2009, it's 2016 now. While repainting my bodywork, I managed to lose half my bolts and the plastic washers, so I ordered another set. The wellnuts themselves have held up about as well as can be expected. The rubber will split after being compressed for awhile. The same thing happened with the OEM wellnuts. Very happy with the value.

Nice kit but it should include at least two screws that are a little longer then the rest. On my Honda CBR1000 the two center screws have to be longer than the rest because they have to go through the windshield, then the fairing and then the bracket...the supplied screws are a few mm too short and they dont grab the threading. the rest of the screws only have to go through the windshield and then the fairing. These others are ok.

Out of a pack of 10 only 3 would thread properly. The thread insert in the rest pulled I out of the rubber grommet.

i suppose these are better than no well nuts, but take my advice and buy genuine honda well nuts. pn# 90111-KW3-003these knock-offs are junk. the metal insert just spins inside the rubber, i say rubber but really its some kind of stiff plastic type of material. completely useless. not a single one worked as it should. once the bolt was threaded into the metal it just pulled it through the rubber instead of swelling it to create a hold.save yourself the trouble and put the money from these into genuine honda parts.