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Although I like the color, I must say the screws are aluminum and therefore need care when swapping. There are a variety of sizes, so you should be able to use most, if not all, of them. The kit also comes with plastic washers that help, too. Also, there are a few clips included that can be used between body panels .

I read the reviews of people saying they break easily, however, I didn’t have that problem. Thes are faring bolts that don’t need to be extremely tightened. I didn’t have a single one break and they all went in smoothly and changed the entire look of the bike. I am buying two more packs with different color choice so we can do my wives bike and mix and match mine. The only issue I ran into was one of the bolts had a little too much paint over the head of the bolt making it a little difficult to get the allen wrench into it so I could tighten it. Not a big deal just took a knife tip and broke off the excess paint, went in just as easy as the others after that.

Read the reviews guys! I thought it was just amatures over torquing down bolts to make them break the way I saw in the reviews. NOPE! These are complete Garbage make of maybe plastic mixed with aluminum foil! And I'm not exaggerating. I couldn't even get the bolts to my side fairing snug BY HAND without it just shearing right off in my fingers! And now I have to pull the fairings completely off in order to remove the sheared bolts in the frame of my bike. And guys, I didn't expect these to be snap on tool quality when I ordered them. But c'mon, IT BROKE OFF USING MY FINGERS AND IT WASNT EVEN TIGHT YET! I'd try to get a refund but it's not even worth the headache over something I prob won't get anyway. These bolts dont even belong in my extra bolt section so to the garage they go. And if you manage to somehow get these even somewhat snug on your bike without breaking them, don't ride too far from home or go over the speed limit bc most likely your fairings are going airborne if you do. Didn't even know there could be such poor quality bolts in existence lol. But hey, they looked nice wrapped up in the bolt case b4 unwrapping. BTW THE DAMN BOLT CASE EVEN FELL APART LMAO

Obviously cheap, look at the price. Obviously soft, look at the reviews. Now obviously... Again obviously... You see the price and the pictures, don't tighten them down until they strip out. Use the supplied nylon washers and snug them down using one finger on your allen wrench. It's that easy, but it's just as easy to screw it up if you think cheap aluminum hardware is going to be as durable as the factory steel. I've installed and removed a single set three times and only had to replace two of them because they were wearing down.

Low grade Al, non heat treated, not hard anodized bolts. They are soft aluminum and damage easily with no tools. I damaged threads just using my fingers to turn the bolts. I thought some of the other reviews were from ignorant people, because there are more of them than not, but these are just above worthless. They might last a year in the shade before they discolor, if I'm lucky. The anodizing was not evenly performed on the bolts either, with some only being partially anodized. I have no idea what bike they're designed to fit but the majority of the bolts are unused, as there was just no place for them to go on my CBR1000RR.

Great value for the money apent

Worked as they should with some swag.

Tightens up the looks of your Bike.