Rear Sprocket Bolt -where from?

[Scott S]

I wasn't sure if this should go in here, or the wante section, but if this isn't the place for it then could Admin please move it?

Are these readily available? Do I need to go specifically to Suzuki?

I changed my chain and sprockets today and I noticed that one of the rear sprocket bolts has seen better days, it seems it may have been cross threaded at some point so I want to change it.

Has anyone had to change one before? If so, where did you get the bolt(s) from?

[-Ralph-]

I have looked for high tensile bolts for a rear sprocket before on a Yamaha and struggled to find anything with a non-threaded shoulder short enough. I ended up ordering OEM stuff from a Yamaha dealer.

[Razor]

what model sv?
might be easier to get a cheap 2nd hand sprocket carrier

[Scott S]

Mine is a 1999 curvy.

Will see what Suzuki have to say a out a price.

[Scott S]

I managed to get sorted through a Suzuki Dealer. Cost me about £6 for a nut and bolt.

I used Northeast Motorcycles at Durham and was happy with them.

[andrewsmith]

£6 sounds about right for a oem nut and bolt (still eyewatering)

Just as a side, suzuki are doing a reduced rate months on selected consumable parts like gaskets and bolts (i think) and its expected to be the sv's in september/ october!

[toby_smith]

Don't probolt sell these? www.tastynuts.com

[andrewsmith]

nope toby

[El Saxo]

Try here (http://www.svspares.com/items/48-1_3276-sprocket-mounting-bolts-.htm), £10 for a full set.

[barwel1992]

nope toby

yes they do ....

LINK (http://www.tastynuts.com/Products/Stainless_Steel_Nuts_Flanged)

M10 x1.25 pitch high tensile SS

they also sell them in sets

PS thats the same for all model years

[andrewsmith]

i stand corrected cheers barrwel

[barwel1992]

i stand corrected cheers barrwel

:) i just spend to much time on that site lol, at £3.50 they aint bad price, i spent £25 on 4 bolts from them but god the quality of there stuf is good