Steering stem cap

Does anyone know where I can get this steering stem nut cap? I have looked and looked around and can't seem to find it. I ordered the carbon fiber yoke cover and now I want this nut cover...lol.

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That pic is of a blackbird and that steering stem 'cap' is a regular Blackbird steering stem nut.

[image: View Post]V4 Rosso, on 22 December 2010 - 06:14 PM, said:

That pic is of a blackbird and that steering stem 'cap' is a regular Blackbird steering stem nut.


...and the part numbers you need are:

19 NUT, STEERING STEM
90304-MAT-003 001 $11.78(retail) $9.20

14 CAP, RR. CARRIER
81212-GF4-000 001 $3.36(retail) $2.63

Plus, you will need a special tool to tighten this unique fastener to proper torque spec. If you have a good relationship with a local Honda dealer, they may install it for you for free if you buy the parts from them.

I picked up one from lowes for $1. It covers the hole and I have a switch with the wires running thru the stem and the switch bolted to the cap. I covered it in carbonl look graphics.

It's basically a home made powerlet.

[image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on 22 December 2010 - 07:06 PM, said:

[image: View Post]V4 Rosso, on 22 December 2010 - 06:14 PM, said:

That pic is of a blackbird and that steering stem 'cap' is a regular Blackbird steering stem nut.


...and the part numbers you need are:

19 NUT, STEERING STEM
90304-MAT-003 001 $11.78(retail) $9.20

14 CAP, RR. CARRIER
81212-GF4-000 001 $3.36(retail) $2.63

Plus, you will need a special tool to tighten this unique fastener to proper torque spec. If you have a good relationship with a local Honda dealer, they may install it for you for free if you buy the parts from them.





Thank you SOOOO Much!!! Going to the dealer after the Holidays

Parts ordered and the dealer said they would install it for free.........Thanks for the Help guys.

Will that fit on a 4th GEN? :mellow:

[image: View Post]nr0974, on 23 December 2010 - 03:42 PM, said:

Parts ordered and the dealer said they would install it for free.........Thanks for the Help guys.


You're welcome - find out how much the tool costs, you may find a need for it in the future.

[image: View Post]rangemaster, on 23 December 2010 - 08:02 PM, said:

Will that fit on a 4th GEN? :mellow:


Absolutely!

Note that the design of this bolt is also used elsewhere on the Blackbird and fits the 4th gen bodywork....


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It requires a regular allen key

:fing02:

Now, That's very cool! When I get everything else done I'm going to do This. :fing02:

[image: View Post]Dutchy, on 24 December 2010 - 04:08 PM, said:

Note that the design of this bolt is also used elsewhere on the Blackbird and fits the 4th gen bodywork....


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It requires a regular allen key

:fing02:


What's the diameter of the head on that one?

[image: View Post]KPerham, on 24 December 2010 - 06:25 PM, said:

[image: View Post]Dutchy, on 24 December 2010 - 04:08 PM, said:

Note that the design of this bolt is also used elsewhere on the Blackbird and fits the 4th gen bodywork....


[image: Posted Image]

It requires a regular allen key

:fing02:


What's the diameter of the head on that one?



Not at home over Xmas so cannot tell you, but it is the sameshape/ size as the OEM fairing bolts on the 4th gen, which has a smooth surface instead of the "dimples".

Sorry to breath new life into the old thread but I like the look of the blackbird stem nut.
Im just wondering if it is the same size af the original and fits into the recess of the triple clamp cover.