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I need help identifying a mystery part.

Northernsledder

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I just returned home from trailering both of my RT Limited bikes to Florida and back. Upon unloading, I discovered a metallic, threaded fastener laying on the trailer floor. I determined it to be stainless steel because it won't hold a magnet, and it does not scratch easily with a blade. Also, the threaded portion accepts a M5 screw.

Any help is appreciated! I'm not even convinced it's from either of my bikes? Maybe a previously undiscovered fastener from the past bounced from the corners?

Thank you!
 

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Maybe a tightening swivel from a ram ball arm or cup holder clamp, check around for the screw that goes with that swivel nut.
 
Don't ya just love a good mystery? In as many times as I've broken my 21 RTL down, I don't recall ever seeing a fastener like that. Great pics to help us solve it. Looks like it threads onto some kind of rod.
 
The way it's shaped it goes into a hole and is held in place by its own bracket so it don't spin, I think the guy's above are on to something with an aftermarket holder of some kind. Good luck!!
 
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