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12-12-12, 11:46
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2006 Daytona 675 Pillion Rivnut Stripped - Will the newer version fit?
My rivnut is ruined after crossthreading the damned seat bolt for the 1,000th time. It actually totally came out of the mounting hole in the subframe. Does the bracket type replacement from the newer bikes fit onto a 2006 or am I hosed?
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12-13-12, 00:22
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Just have another rivnut installed. Too bad you don't live close I have a rivnut gun.
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01-05-13, 12:21
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Just an update - got the newer version that just clips into the subframe (from the newer bikes). Works like a champ! At least now if it strips again it's an incredibly easy swap that can be done in literally 2 minutes at home.
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