[Sckness]

I dropped the windshield nut down my fairing as I was replacing my windshield. I opened it up but was unable to locate it. Anyone have any idea where I can acquire a new one? I’m just missing 1. Thanks in advance!


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[Mack]

Cheapcycleparts.com
You can enter your bike and look up the parts based on the diagram...

 

[Sckness]

Ok I’ll give that a shot. Thanks!!


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[Demolition Man]

I mean, maybe the next Indian dealership could carry those - maybe, I think, I heard about that from a friend....

Cu,
Sven

 

[Davetac1]

If ya know the size [I believe it's metric] a lot of hardware stores now carry a pretty good assortment of metric nuts and bolts.So ya could try one of those stores.

 

[WillyH]

If no Indian dealer close by, hows'bout removing another nut and head out to a hardware store.

Davetac1 beat me to the punch, or he punched just before I did LOL

 

[Sckness]

I’ve got a “temporary” fix on it now but would prefer the nut that goes with it instead. I checked out cheap cycle parts.com but just can’t find it in me to pay $12 and change for 1 nut. lol! I’ll have to ask my dealer next time I’m there if they happen to have an extra laying around. Thanks for the info from everyone!


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[Davetac1]

My appologies sir for beating you to the punch!!

 

[120496]

May I suggest looking closer? I dropped one behind the fairing and did, eventually find it. I just wasn't going to give up knowing that some point it could fall out, chip the paint or I run over it and it decide to dig into my rear tire. It did take about 30 minutes to find it but found it lodged in a wiring harness. It's worth the effort in my opinion...??

 

[Kitulu]

May I suggest looking closer? I dropped one behind the fairing and did, eventually find it. I just wasn't going to give up knowing that some point it could fall out, chip the paint or I run over it and it decide to dig into my rear tire. It did take about 30 minutes to find it but found it lodged in a wiring harness. It's worth the effort in my opinion...??

This plus one...every damn time I have dropped one of my windshield nuts, if it did not hit the ground it was hung up on one of the harnesses.

 

[high plains rider]

I found a replacement at ACE hardware... next time put painters tape over them to keep them in... a lesson I learned the hard way too

 

[WillyH]

God gave us two nuts for a reason.... in case we drop one.

 

[Mr.Xtreme]

Yeah I dropped one as well.
Its shameful how it dropped inside.
Had a soft rag stuffed all around and everything, but it still dropped in thru the creases in the rag and went ker plunk. I didnt want to leave it out so i paid the over priced cost to replace. It probably shook out somewhere on the road while riding maybe flew into the windshield of the person riding too close behind me.