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Quote from: John Hopkins on March 23, 2015, 19:45:06 PMBefore you rush off you might want to consider butterfly or wing bolts, it means you can remove the seat without a spanner or wrench.
John.
With my corbin there is barely enough room for the socket to remove the oem bolt! A wing bolt won't work for mine. Not enough room to turn it !
Quote from: John Hopkins on March 23, 2015, 19:45:06 PMThat's a good point John. I think I like that idea. I'll pick some of those up today. A day isn't complete without a run to the hardware store right?Before you rush off you might want to consider butterfly or wing bolts, it means you can remove the seat without a spanner or wrench.
John.
Before you rush off you might want to consider butterfly or wing bolts, it means you can remove the seat without a spanner or wrench.
John.
Quote from: Troll on March 23, 2015, 18:21:07 PMThat was quick, thanks Troll! Off to the hardware store.6x1.25 mm
So I got my Nomad solo seat a few weeks ago and finally decided to put it on. Realized I have everything I need except the bolts themselves. Made sure the seat I bought had those hard-to-find brackets included, but completely glossed over the fact that no bolts are included. Anyone know what size the bolts are that connect the solo seat brackets to the bike?
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