Rubber Well Nuts w/ M5 Brass Insert 5mm Metric wellnuts Motorcycle Windscreen (Pack of 100)

When I saw that one replacement OEM well nut was $5 from the local dealership, I was very pleased to find these. They're almost identical to the OEM ones off of my 2008 Ninja 250. Only difference is that the allen bolts use a different size allen key than the OEM ones do. Which IMHO isn't that much of a deal, given that I only take them out once every blue moon.Otherwise, they're great. Glad I bought them. Would buy them again in a heartbeat.

tl;drget 10 pack only, wellnuts way better than in 25 packso far best wellnuts i've used. nut stays in place (comparing to chinese variants where nut just start spinning after few turns). ordering 25 packUpdate: got 25 packs and those are look different, they're looking much more like chinesse crap and rubber pealing of nut quite easily... going to order10 pack to compare once again.Update: yes, 10 pack sure is different from 25, it (10 pack) looks much better. see photos,left is 10 pack wellnut, right - 25 pack

These do not match the Kawasaki parts exactly by the flange end inside diameter on the original equipment, the bolts are snug. These are larger inside diameter on that end. They work fine and are a whole lot cheaper than original. I like them and found them to work fine for cowling on my bike. Now I have spares! More nuts is good.....

While trying to adjust the windshield on the used Versys 650 I recently purchased, the four mounting wellnuts tore apart when I tried to reposition them to the other mounting holes. I wanted to buy 10 nuts to fill all the available mounting holes so I went to my local Kawasaki dealer for OEM wellnuts. At $8 EACH I settled for four. After waiting 19 days for them to arrive (the dealer failed to notify me they'd arrived), I saw these on Amazon. They arrived the next business day. I inserted them into the six remaining holes and tightened them up to expand them. They did fine--not one threaded insert tore loose. I did, however, need to hold some in place to keep them from spinning while I expanded them, but they all worked fine. Now I can reposition the windshield whenever I want without fear of destroying a wellnut--and I have four "spares". And all for 1/8th the price from the dealer.

I was hoping these well nuts would be a less expensive replacement for the BMW well nuts used on my 2006 K1200GT fairing, but they are slightly too small in outside diameter to get a grip on the holder. I did manage to use them but in the end gave up as it was just more trouble than it's worth. I put nut plates on the fairing, they fit fine. If you can use them in the holder for whatever project you have they work nicely, just be aware that rubber well nuts like this breakdown over time and become hard to remove, and cannot be reused after a while. Which is why I wanted cheaper nuts!

It says for windscreen but I used them for my fairings on my 08 zx10r and they fit perfectly idk what size mine are originally but these work for the fairings if you need to replace and broken factory ones.

Totally unusable on my BMW. the sleeve is way too weak and pulled right thru the hole. It's a shame, because the price is right, and they are the correct size. Just a very flimsy sleeve.

The rubber is a bit harder than OEM, but for the price it's worth it.