Classic Honda fasteners...

[Oldbikefixr]

One reason I have so many ST1300 bolts & ect.

Just a small portion of them...


Over the years, I have bought a number of those "lots".

Yep.
I have one of these 'collections'. Also have them hanging from my pegboard. Standard metric sizes and those nifty little model specific 'special' fasteners.
I restored my first Honda in the mid 1960's. Wait time on fasteners from the dealership was weeks.
Ever since, I've ordered spares of all the special fasteners on every bike I've rebuilt. Standard metric sizes aren't the problem.

 

[ST1100Y]

More food for the critics:

Vintage Fasteners – CHP Motorsports

chpmotorsports.com

 

[Corvair]

I have a 2000 ST1100. I am trying to find the correct part # for the hardware for the two attachment points front and rear for the Shelter. Honda name for the gas Tank cover. The holes are a smaller diameter than the ones on the sides. They are not pictured in the diagrams. Just finished having it painted and I am attempting to return it to as original as possible. Thanks, Tom Shout out to Uncle Phill for all your help along the way!

 

[Uncle Phil]

I have a 2000 ST1100. I am trying to find the correct part # for the hardware for the two attachment points front and rear for the Shelter. Honda name for the gas Tank cover. The holes are a smaller diameter than the ones on the sides. They are not pictured in the diagrams. Just finished having it painted and I am attempting to return it to as original as possible. Thanks, Tom Shout out to Uncle Phill for all your help along the way!

See if this is what you need -


However, instead of using 95701-06025-00 I would recommend a trip to a hardware store and get two stainless steel socket heads of the proper size(6x19). Then the tool you use to remove 90104-MN4-000 can be used to remove them.

 

[jfheath]

I have a 2000 ST1100. I am trying to find the correct part # for the hardware for the two attachment points front and rear for the Shelter. Honda name for the gas Tank cover. The holes are a smaller diameter than the ones on the sides. They are not pictured in the diagrams. Just finished having it painted and I am attempting to return it to as original as possible. Thanks, Tom Shout out to Uncle Phill for all your help along the way!

UP has the rear info covered.

The shop manual for the front doesn't show them except in this diagram:



'Screws' is the term that Honda used for machined bolts which do not have a nut.
It is not clear whether or not there is a shoulder - I suspect that it would be more like the 1300 arrangement with a rubber cushion and a 'top hat' sleeve.

But I really cannot remember, have no photographs and haven't got a clue.

 

[Ron]

'Screws' is the term that Honda used for machined bolts which do not have a nut.

Yes. That is the definition of a screw. One of the parts being held together is used as a threaded part.

 

[Uncle Phil]

The ones on top are 'broad headed' shoulder bolts that a 5mm t-handle will fit.
The side ones have a metal 'ferrule' they go through and a 10mm socket works for those.
If he replaces the side ones with socket head bolts, they usually have a 5mm head.