CSC TT250 Front Shock Deflector Screws

2t2t250 · 01-15-2022, 05:18 PM

FYI, I bought a TT250 that had a smashed shock deflector with a missing nut. "I searched the world over and I though I found true Love" (shameless Hee Haw quote) and after a mostly fruitless search found them at Home Depot in the stainless machine screw section m6-1.0 x 10 Pan Head Phillips (Metric) stock #756461. The multiple cracks and missing slivers was easily fixed using a HF plastic welding kit which I already had. That is all!

Bob Kelly · 01-16-2022, 07:04 AM

Good for You ! well done !
I bought a metric hex head cap screw assortment box from Amazon for my bikes
and found it immediately useful on our TT250's hand guards as the screw that holds the plastic on got lost.... I put blue locktight on all the rest of them before I lost them and found as close a replacement for the missing screw and that was that !
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Bob....

01-15-2022, 05:18 PM	#1
2t2t250 Join Date: Jan 2022 Posts: 10	CSC TT250 Front Shock Deflector Screws FYI, I bought a TT250 that had a smashed shock deflector with a missing nut. "I searched the world over and I though I found true Love" (shameless Hee Haw quote) and after a mostly fruitless search found them at Home Depot in the stainless machine screw section m6-1.0 x 10 Pan Head Phillips (Metric) stock #756461. The multiple cracks and missing slivers was easily fixed using a HF plastic welding kit which I already had. That is all!
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01-16-2022, 07:04 AM	#2
Bob Kelly Join Date: Jan 2022 Location: Weed, California. Posts: 271	Good for You ! well done ! I bought a metric hex head cap screw assortment box from Amazon for my bikes and found it immediately useful on our TT250's hand guards as the screw that holds the plastic on got lost.... I put blue locktight on all the rest of them before I lost them and found as close a replacement for the missing screw and that was that ! .... Bob.... __________________ It's too late when you've gone too far !
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