Motorcycle Fairing Bolt Kit, 177pcs M5 M6 Motorcycle Windscreen Screws, Aluminum Fasteners Fairing Bolts Nut Clips Kit, Mounting Kits Washers Nuts Screws Assortment for Sport Bikes (Black)

Very happy. Look great and had enough to replace faring bolts in 2 bikes. But use your own Allen set because the ones that come with are cheap and strip very easily

these screws are not made out of metal and they break when you try to tighten them up these are below grade nuts, and boltsSince the fairing kit came with metal screws, this kit was a waste of money.I would have deducted a story if I could have

Great quality, noncorrosive color stay has everything you could possibly need

I had to replace the power windshield on a Honda ST1300, and picked up this kit because I knew after 15 years there were going to be several fasteners needing replacement.The assortment was just OK, the 4mm and 5mm hex head bolts came in a couple different lengths, but the difference was minimal, and I still had to trim a few.The biggest issue was the very inconsistent tensile strength.As you can see, one of the bolt heads snapped as I was tightening.I was using a hand driver and barely made contact when it snapped.You can also see by the picture of the stud, as I was preparing to Easy-Out the stud, when the drill bit into the broken piece, that caused it to spin out the back end of the frame.The head broke off with almost zero torque.Some of the bolts worked great, but based on the number of pieces that broke used vs total quantity I would estimate a minimum 10% fail.The threads were not always metric, as you can see from another picture, the bolt cross-threaded due to a wrong thread bolt added to the supposed metric kit.The listing includes Honda ST1300, but this kit was obviously not designed for the bike.It simply has some similar bolts, so the advertising is misleading.I gave it three stars because even if there's a 40% defective rate there are some useful and unique fasteners.I happen to have eight motorcycles, and plan to use these for non-critical locations only.I certainly would not use these on anything that would result in a catastrophic event if a bolt decided to suddenly fail.On the good side the bolts are 4mm and 5mm, but even a couple hex heads stripped out with minimal pressure.For shoulder bolts they give some collars that will slide over the bolt to secure faring's and such.Unfortunately, the slide on collars are far too long for most of the applications.In summary, it pretty much sucks, and don't get this if you don't already have a decent assortment of standard metric hardware, and without doubt DO NOT use any of these to hold down a brake oil revivor, caliper, or even a cable that would get caught in a wheel were it to suddenly come loose.Spend the money on a factory or brand name kit.I didn't notice it was an unknown until I received it.It's one of those impulsive buys that may never get used again.

Bolts fit mostly well but container was broken

Looks great and easy way to improve the looks of any bike!

screws are flimsy are literally tear in half if there's too much force. the large base makes it difficult to use in majority of places, i wouldn't use to replace whatever you have in your bike already. there are plenty screws i have no idea are supposed to go, and a lot of the time ill have an un-even number of pieces because half break before i get to them a second time.if you use them, don't plan on them being permanent, do not use any glue or else you are dealing with more than one problem by the time you need to take them out, the price is cheap but what do you value more- either you replace these screws down the line or parts of your bike fall off or are bent beyond repair and will need to be replaced anyways.I'm so tired of dealing with them, the real price i paid was my time and frustration- now knowing i shouldn't cheap out on even the most basic of parts.

I use them for looks. Would not use the on my engine.