While surfing through the miscellaneous tools section on DennisKirk.com this morning, I came accross this little packet of nuts & bolts that might be handy to throw into your toolkit for the road or even in your shop. If you are anything like me, you struggle with keeping up with all of the little special bolts & whatnot that go in certain places on our bikes. I am probably going to pick up a couple of packs to have one in my shop & one in my tailbag. I remember a couple of months back we had a discussion about where is the best place to get hardware packs for our bikes. This one certainly doesn't have everything, but it has most things to get you out of a pinch. Just thought you all might want to know.

http://www.denniskirk.com/jsp/produc...eafCatId=11907

BTW, here is a list of what is included in the kit. The price is $5.99.

Included Items: [*](2) 6mm flange nuts typically used for fenders[*](2) 10mm flange nut typically used for cylinder, kick starter[*](2) 6mm flat washer typically used for fender, side panels, misc[*](2) 8mm flange nut typically used for motor mount, exhaust mount[*](2) 6mm fender washer typically used for fender, side panel, misc[*](2) 8x16 flange nut typically used for a seat bolt[*](2) 8mm flat washer typically used for fenders, side panels, misc[*](2) 6x16 flange bolt typically used for radiator shroud, radiator, air box, Kawasaki seat bolt[*](2) 6mm lock nut typically used for levers[*](2) 6x20 flange bolt typically used for side panels[*](2) 6x20 pan screw typically used for lever perches

 

so wheres the link?

Hey chris, go to the super sherpa topic and go to the yahoo group- 1999-2003 super sherpa, thats where dr j is from.

 

Speaking of Dennis Kirk ....... They aren't the cheapest vendor out there but they sure are the easiest to deal with. Every thing that I've ever gotten from them was shipped extremely fast and returns are the easiest of all. They send UPS label to return with and ask no questions. It seems that I've purchased stuff from a ton of online on / off road places and they are for sure the easiest and most accomadating.
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ah... i see you added the link after i posted......

 

It sounds pretty cool. You can also get a moose rear fender tool bag i could never fill it up. GOOD LUCK.