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Bob Denman
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:agree: I've about wore the finish off of my T-20, and T-30 bits... :thumbup:
billybovine
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On my ST there is a pair of panels that are fastened with 3 screws each T30, T20 and a blind 6 mm hex. That gave me the strong urge to find the design engineer and educate him or her on bad design. The feeling past before I could get into trouble.:joke:
BLUEKNIGHT911
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You can get replacements or just extra's fairly in-expensively at Home Depot .....they sell them singly or in pairs.........Just sayin,...Mike :thumbup: :yes::yes::yes::yes:...As far as I know the only other Torx is a #40 and that is for the mirrors on the GS/RS/RSS
You can get replacements or just extra's fairly in-expensively at Home Depot .....they sell them singly or in pairs.........Just sayin,...Mike :thumbup: :yes::yes::yes::yes:...As far as I know the only other Torx is a #40 and that is for the mirrors on the GS/RS/RSS
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bcoulter19
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lowes sells a neat set the case doubles as a T handel for the torx and hex and they come together in like a 19 piece set for about $20 that will not take much room in the spyder frunk or other bag compartments.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
:agree: I bought a set with the biggest at 30. The 20 and 30 get used the most--so far.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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About 40 years ago I lived in Pittsburgh, which has a significant Polish population with all the attendant Polish jokes at that time. I decided to buy a small bicycle for my 4 yr old son. I found one that looked pretty good and had real bearings, not nylon bushings, in the pedal crank. I noticed the label said "Made in Poland" but thought, "I'm not going to let Polish jokes and comments keep me from buying what looks like a real decent bike. I get it home and start to assemble it. There were 10 places to use a wrench, and 7 different sizes! :banghead:
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