Mystery parts identification

[Joe2Lmaker]

I'm looking in the drawer in my tool chest where all of my FJR parts have collected. Almost everything is in Zip-Loc snack bags, labeled with permanent magic marker.

In the mix is this open bag of an assortment of screws, rubber washers and a turned bushing or something. I know it's not a custom part that I made, but I have no idea what it is.

Any ideas?

 

[csquared]

The large item looks like the guide that is used to drill holes in the factory topbox lid for the backrest.

 

[kaitsdad]

Joe, sorry, but I think the parts fairy hid those in your tool chest when you weren't looking. The flanged button head screws look like nothing I've seen on the bike - the washers/gaskets are not familiar, and the two black button head screws in the background might match the dash panel screws, but they're so out of focus I can't tell. Are they nylon or black steel?

As to the top hat, I'll have to go with csquared's assessment - as I've never seen it before now.

 

[Joe2Lmaker]

Thanks guys!

It's all coming back to me now... passenger backrest drill bushing. Whew!

Well, I don't don't drink when I ride. Now, it I could just extend that prohibition to when I'm working on the bike... :blush:

 

[radiummadman]

I'm looking in the drawer in my tool chest where all of my FJR parts have collected. Almost everything is in Zip-Loc snack bags, labeled with permanent magic marker.

In the mix is this open bag of an assortment of screws, rubber washers and a turned bushing or something. I know it's not a custom part that I made, but I have no idea what it is.

Any ideas?

In the Southwest those things are called chingaderas.

 

[SkooterG]

In the Southwest those things are called chingaderas.

:rofl:

 

[Powerman]

Start a bigger box, misc FJR parts.

 

[user 6393]

ZipLock Freezer bag and a permanent marker.....

use it