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There are no nuts in the fittings. The main bracket that bolts to the motor, uses 6mm bolts. The holes in the brackets are 5mm. A 6mm bolt does not fit in a 5mm hole.
Could it be that they are to protect the chrome under the new Roland Sands trims, should you ever decide to go back to stock? Not sure if the new trims rub and mark the original chrome covers.
Yeah, Thanks. I am aware of the plastic key. But I was more asking in case I was out on a ride, 200km from home, and I lost the fob or the battery goes flat. I can't see a plastic key that is sitting at home, helping me out.
On previous bikes I have owned, Harley and Indian, if you lost your fob or the fob battery went flat, you could start the bike by entering PIN. Is there something like this on the R18 B or TC?
My experience with Wunderlich is a bit meh.... I bought the leg rests for the Bagger through the local Wunderlich dealer. I went to install them, and found the hole on the bracket provided in the kit were 4.8mm diameter, and a M6 bolt was meant to fit through the hole.....It wasn't going to...
First test ride...... Buffeting has gone.....but it is too tall for me. You could roll a cigarette or read the newspaper behind this screen.....
I've ordered the 18" and see how that goes.