I need some for the 950, where would I get them from?
Preferably somewhere in welly.
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I need some for the 950, where would I get them from?
Preferably somewhere in welly.
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Hardcore Biker
What size ? plumbing supliers stock quite a few for seating taps etc onto
Forum whore
It doesn't matter what size,he just wants to wash his nylons.Use Persil in the Gentle Annie...works for me.
Hardcore Biker
cheapskate ... I just biff mine outOriginally Posted by Motu
Forum whore
Then you are not a nylon washer - he's looking for nylon washers,not nylon discarders.I'm a small nylon washer.....
Where's the ride?
Back on topic... I'm after same. Saw a suggestion to try a models/hobby shop.
Let me know if you track some down; I could do with a few M6 jobbies, happy to go halves in a bulk pack.
Cheers,
Colin
Hardcore Biker
Try Blacks WW, I've always found them very helpful for anything bolt related .
they seem to have or can get anykinda nut,bolt,washer
In the riders seat
"If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."
Forum whore
Try a place that sells parts for 950KTM's.....may I suggest a KTM dealer....I cannot believe they are so cost prohibitive that you save enough money to piss about looking at other suppliers......
This, in the long run just forces the price of parts higher and higher........
good luck though, a well worth it exercise for sure........
Where's the ride?
Tried them, and half a dozen other similar places in town for copper sealing washers. Almost unobtainium. Some carry some odd imperial sizes that you could poke your finger through, but nothing useful for a metric motorcycle.
Cheers,
Colin
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Now that you are off you high horse, Yes you are right, a couple of nylon washers aren't worth pissing about for a deal for. Does my post anywhere state I am looking for a cheaper deal?
I went to my friendly local Genuine KTM dealer first and was told they couldn't get them, so now I'm looking for alternative suppliers as that avenue appears exhausted.
Now fuck off back under the rock from where you crawled dickhead.
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Plodding along at his own pace
I got some from an outfit called EDS I would have thought any fastener supplies would have an idea where you could get some.
Its not the destination that is important its the journey.
Forum whore
WW is right, a lot of the copper ones (not nylon) are either weird imp id's or are way too big on the od, and they are nigh on impossible to machine down.
I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........
Bogeyman
This used as a seal? Under a bolt head?
Use Dowty washers. Nitrile rubber pressure seal inside a steel washer.
Most engineering suppliiers orta have 'em. Most don't though.
Almost any hydraulic service supplier will have.
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
Where's the ride?
No; used on fairing panels to stop scratches and/or the paint from flaking off (at least, that's what they are for on the 640A).
Edit: Or did you mean the copper ones?
Cheers,
Colin
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