"Where'd that come from..."

[Weave2u]

So I installed the SpyderPops "E scoop" and was replacing the bottom plate when a 1 1/4" screw falls out of the bowels of my Spyder :dontknow: I notice that it didn't have any thread goop on it :sour: which would explain why it didn't stay where it belonged

I know there will be the inevitable comments about the terms "bowels" and "falls out" :roflblack: So let me just steal that thunder :thumbup: hyea:

Does this bode well for my Spyder? hmmmm :dontknow:

 

[Ga Blue Knight]

I guess that it all depends if the screw was actually attached to something and not just stuck somewhere in the works. Check with the shop folks to see where the screw may be specified to be used in the bike. That would give you a starting point to figure it out.

 

[boborgera]

So I installed the SpyderPops "E scoop" and was replacing the bottom plate when a 1 1/4" screw falls out of the bowels of my Spyder :dontknow: I notice that it didn't have any thread goop on it :sour: which would explain why it didn't stay where it belonged

I know there will be the inevitable comments about the terms "bowels" and "falls out" :roflblack: So let me just steal that thunder :thumbup: hyea:

Does this bode well for my Spyder? hmmmm :dontknow:

:dontknow:
Probably A piece of road debris.

 

[Weave2u]

:dontknow:
Probably A piece of road debris.

It's a torx screw of the black style used by BRP and it looks new with no road grime

 

[boborgera]

It's a torx screw of the black style used by BRP and it looks new with no road grime

Sorry i didn't see in your first post, I found a Torx screw of the black style used by BRP and it looks new with no road grime
Maybe it was put there to drive you nuts.:roflblack:

 

[Weave2u]

Sorry i didn't see in your first post, I found a Torx screw of the black style used by BRP and it looks new with no road grime
Maybe it was put there to drive you nuts.:roflblack:

I think that is a serious possibility:shocked::roflblack::roflblack:

Doh! :spyder: