Anyone know where to find...?

[Alien]

I need the part numbers for the following, a place to order them or better yet if you have these parts for sale (Uly):

1. The 4 Flyscreen "grommets" or whatever they are called. The female pieces that fit inside the 4 holes for windscreen attachment.

2. The 4 male pieces that hold the windscreen to the flyscreen.

3. The 2 screw/nut/spacer assemblies used to hold the bottom of a touring screen to the flyscreen.

Any & all info much appreciated.

 

[Unholy]

Bushings are EXPENSIVE but here ---> http://www.americansportbike.com/shoponline/ccp0-prodshow/17187.html

Retaining pins are cheap ---> http://www.americansportbike.com/shoponline/ccp0-prodshow/17163.html

 

[Alien]

$50?!?! Are they out of their friggin mind?? Wtf, that's ridiculous.

 

[88b]

I almost lost my screen ( the stock tall one ) at 80 mph, the bottom fixings just pulled through. I think the inner bush with the threaded part is it called a well but ? Just tore apart. I've replaced mine using the original rubbers with 6 mm nuts with a built in washer about an inch dia. No more problems.

 

[Tbone]

This was for the fly screen bolts, not the windscreen I think you were asking about? Anyways this is how I fixed the flyscreen:

I replaced mine with Rustoleum Washers and water tight washers/bushings in the same package from the Home Depot screw and nut aisle. Was riding home in a Texas thunder storm during the winter, and the fly screen was rattling like crazy. I have a tall Madstad Windshield and it has substantial brackets that connect it to the flyscreen that has been very secure and reliable. Not sure what caused the rattling on the fly screen but suspect the stock rubber bushings wore out.The previous owner had put self sticking rubber strips in there so it had been rattling before I owned it. I ripped the self adhesive rubber strips out and used the Rustoleum parts with the original screws with loctite on them and I have not heard a sound from my flyscreen or windshield since. I also think they look pretty good.