🛠️ Complete Motorcycle Fairing Bolt Kit for Yamaha Honda Kawasaki Suzuki BMW: Screws, Fasteners, Washers, Nuts, Clips Assortment – Fixing and Mounting Kits Review

Orange version purchased. Installed on Ninja 300. Live AZ bolts faded to silver in less than 3 weeks. After being overtightened for a week, they break very easily. The hex heads will likely come loose before you get there, but it happens.

DO NOT USE! They are made of a super soft alloy. Without even tightening them, just a very slight resistance to insertion caused them to be cut off as if they were made of warm chocolate. Now I have a bike that I can't attach the fairing to because the hole is plugged with a piece of soft metal. So incredibly angry.

After reading a few reviews I decided to test them out before installing them on my bike. The screw broke before I realized it was tightened. It's garbage at best and dangerous at worst. Not sure if the product has changed or if the company bought the reviews but either way they are useless and will never get the torque required.

DO NOT BUY. I REPEAT. DO NOT BUY THIS. Whatever "metal" they're made of, it's absolute crap. Nearly half of the bolts are stripped and nearly the other half have their heads blown off when hand tightened to less than 4lbs tq. Complete crap. Do yourself a favor and buy something else. I bought black ones, almost all of them look like blue anodized ones.

I will never order these screws again. They are so cheap. I wish I could sue her ass for a whole bike. The bolts on my bike broke when trying to tighten the bolts on the fairings. Something I can't remove once it's broken. This happens three times. I just stopped working on the bike because of these things. Looking for the best brand. Will return what destroyed the port.

They fit my '09 Yamaha R6 but there wasn't an exact size for long or closed cheap screws that break easily but if I just got a few Screws use fairing, I also recommend the blue screw lock and make sure it is tightened carefully, otherwise it breaks easily and only used for most fairings, not all. I have a lot of leftovers, but it's okay if one breaks and I don't need to extract it depending on if it breaks or where it breaks.

Read Reviews Guys! I figured it was just a layman to tighten the bolts enough to break them as I've seen in the reviews. NO! It's complete junk, probably plastic mixed with aluminum foil! And I'm not exaggerating. I couldn't even thread the screws onto my side panel by hand or they would just cut my fingers off! And now I have to completely remove the fairings to get rid of the sheared off bolts in my bike frame. And guys, I didn't expect them to be this high quality when I ordered them. But…