Clips for safety wire

[Alan #14]

I keep my bike safety wired for the street and track I simply like the extra safety. I noticed several people using clips with their safety wire setups and rear axle nut, where do you get the clips? I like the ability to access the fill plug without having to rewire every time also not having to replace the cotter pin would be nice too.

 

[HondaGalToo]

Kurveygirl.com sells them.

 

[NegativeCamber]

Home Depot sell them real cheap. They are in the hardware section. They have all different sizes.

 

[Thunderace]

Like Bob said, Home Depot sells "R-clips" in the hardware section in multiple sizes. I use them for my axle nuts and oil fill nut, but on the filter and oil drain bolt, I prefer to do it the old-fashioned way.

 

[Alan #14]

Thanks for the replies I'm going to go check Home Depot. I want to use them on my axle nut, oil filler, and radiator cap.

 

[borislav]

I would recommend hair clips!
Harbour Freight has R clips,hair clips etc in nice little box with assortment of sizes for dirt cheap.

 

[HondaGalToo]

Hair clips? You don't have any hair.

 

[borislav]

Lol,yes I DO,when I cross dress I have gorgeous long blond hair which I tie in ponytail somtimes,hence hair clips!

 

[HondaGalToo]

LMAO

 

[Thunderace]

This is what you want. Don't listen to Bo.

 

[borislav]

Jim you are hurting my feelings!
That is exactly what I'm talking about and I call them hair clips!

 

[Dave561]

Lol,yes I DO,when I cross dress I have gorgeous long blond hair which I tie in ponytail somtimes,hence hair clips!

Sexy little beast too. Don't forget the bright red lipstick :

 

[D-Zum]

And fishnets.....

 

[borislav]

Sexy little beast too. Don't forget the bright red lipstick :

And fishnets.....

Boys you make me blush!

 

[Myers]

This thread went sideways...quickly... like Bo...

However you safety wire your ride.. A - Do you trust it. B - Even if you do.. ask some of the CRs and Veteran riders what they use.. never to much knowledge with safety...