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2002 Sporty Custom Shock Stud Cover ?

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by BECKGM, Oct 28, 2010.

  1. BECKGM

    BECKGM New Member

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    Hi All,
    Installed a bunch of $$ engine mods, rebuilt the carb will cv stuff (With your help about 1yr ago) had it polished, and a bunch of chrome xtras; turned out nice! -could have bought two new bikes for the money I spent! ANYWAYS, bought a burly slammer kit and started installing it. I noticed how "crappy" the shock stud covers are - not chrome but maybe polished aluminum - really soft. I cannot find for the life of me a replacement set, only can find the stud covers that fit "over" the stud and tightened using set screws. I'd like to just get a set that fits on the bolt that slides through the shock stud... Everything I find is from '91 - '99 but have no idea if they changed the susp setup from '99 to '02. Thanks in advance. AND yes this thread is useless without pics, I know.

    Bought the bike used (only 128 miles on it) last yr, no manual included. Been working on dirt bikes/atvs for many yrs so I guess it only hurts for part #'s...
    BECKGM, Oct 28, 2010
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  3. cowboy

    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    take one with you & hit a nuts & bolts place just might find what you're looking for
    cowboy, Oct 28, 2010
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  4. JohnnyBiker

    JohnnyBiker Well-Known Member

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    I have found almost all I need from J&P, but when it comes to covers, bolts, nuts, whatever, and looking for chrome, I go to a place called Fastenal or Menards and I can usually find it there. I even have this really cool store called Runnings and they have a lot of what I need there.
    JohnnyBiker, Oct 28, 2010
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