Bolt - Motorcycle screws & plugs

2024-06-18, 09:23

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Miko

I do not recommend this plug absolutely. The plug did not withstand the first tightening with a torque wrench much before reaching the proper tightening torque. I can't tell where the positive comments under this product come from, maybe with larger diameter plugs it is better. In my case, a simple oil change ended up with a whole day of disassembling and putting the motorcycle back together to remove the broken thread and the magnesium that fell inside the oil pan. The fit itself is not right either, the original plug has more than twice the thread length.

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2024-11-08, 22:01

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Miłosz

JMP M14x1.25 mm magnetic oil drain bolt (12 mm long, aluminum, silver, Racing) is a functional and lightweight component designed for motorcycle engines. Equipped with a magnet, it effectively collects fine metal filings from the oil, protecting the engine from wear. Aluminum construction ensures low weight and durability, and the aesthetically pleasing silver finish matches the high-performance nature of motorcycles. This is a practical solution for motorcyclists who care about the engine and its longevity, especially in demanding racing and sporting conditions.

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2024-07-05, 07:16

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Wojciech

Athena pad impresses on the screw and oil drain hole like on me a series directed by Romin Gavras, with the same title. Holds in suspense and when we expect it lets go to hold again after a while as strongly as the first time :p Pad compared to the series will not give us unexpected surprises ;) recommend Regards

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2024-10-03, 03:39

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Cezary

This kit is very useful for overhauling FMB139 and related engines . Finally I have new screws, and do not have to look for anything . All that were scratched or machined I replaced with new ones . Now it is completely different . :D

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2024-05-02, 18:42

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Hubert

Screws very good quality, after several screwing and unscrewing almost zero trace that they were moved. The only thing I miss is some sort of sorting or description of which screw where, you have to think either by eye or look in the engine diagram.

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