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Started by Hook#3287, Thu 24, Nov 2016, 19:27:16

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This is the front stud of the grab rail and OEM cap nut on the front of my I/S trunk stay.  The nut is closed all the way, leaving a gap, shown in the crappy pic.

http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/1999/GL1500CF+A/ENGINE+GUARD/parts.html

This fishe shows # 16 without anything else but the cap nut.

Something has to go there, there can't be a gap.  That ain't right.

Anyone?

98valk

1998 Std/Tourer, 2007 DR200SE, 1981 CB900C  10speed
1973 Duster 340 4-speed rare A/C, 2001 F250 4x4 7.3L, 6sp

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NewValker

Hey Bill, I think that's where the original passenger belt was fastened. The strap went over the seat.
I still have mine if you want it.
Craig
Turns out not what or where,
but who you ride with really matters




Hook#3287

Quote from: 98valk (aka CA) on Thu 24, Nov 2016, 20:01:47
your pic is of a grab rail, they get bolts into the fender. the link u provided is the trunk stay

http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/1999/GL1500CF+A/REAR+FENDER+%2B+GRAB+RAIL/parts.html

http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/1999/GL1500C+A/REAR+FENDER+%2B+GRAB+RAIL/parts.html

The trunk stay bolts on too the grab rail, using the studs mounted on the grab rail.  My pic, while not of the best quality, shows the trunk stay mounted and the OEM cap nut in place.

Quote from: NewValker on Thu 24, Nov 2016, 20:49:56
Hey Bill, I think that's where the original passenger belt was fastened. The strap went over the seat.
I still have mine if you want it.
Craig

I think you hit it Craig, my seat isn't stock and doesn't have the strap.  I think it's a optional Hondaline seat, has leather like sides and studs.  I bet the PO took the strap off and sh+t canned it.

Thanks for the offer, if it fits my seat, I might take you up on that. :cooldude:

Now I remember, you had to remove the nuts and strap to get under the seat. :crazy2:

Dusty

#4
 There is also a spacer that fits on the stud between the rail and the nut. I allows the seat strap to rotate when the nut is tightened up. I just use the spacers to fill in the space and don't have the  strap installed .  I have the Ultimate seats fitted.
Dusty   :cooldude:

#23 in link

http://www.procaliber.com/oemparts/a/hon/506c2f07f870023420a31b15/seat