1917 Tour windshield bolts
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1917 Tour windshield bolts
What bolts are for the windshield mounting brackets
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Re: 1917 Tour windshield bolts
Should be 5/16" x 18 carriage head bolt, 2" length. The brackets have square holes for these bolts.
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Re: 1917 Tour windshield bolts
I believe that the original style of nuts for the carriage bolts are square nuts or am I wrong.
When I installed the windshield brackets on my 21 Touring I used hex head bolts and I was thinking the original style were square.
When I installed the windshield brackets on my 21 Touring I used hex head bolts and I was thinking the original style were square.