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pdxdavid · September 1st, 2013, 05:15 PM

First off. Just bought my bike in August, it is an 09 with 2010 miles on it. Got it for 1200 and had to replace forks. There is some fairing damage, but nothing I can't live with for a while since this is my first bike.

I have been lurking here for a bit. Looking forward to being a part of this great community.

I noticed that my front rotor is bent so I ordered one off ebay. When I went to remove the rotor bolts (part 91250-1771) I rounded out the hole for the allen key. The other 5 loosened without issue, so I know I was using the right size. 6mm if I remember correctly.

The question is: how do I get this thing off, and where can I find a replacement bolt. Is this something a local hardware store would have, or am I going to have to order one? In the parts list it says 8x30. I think the 30 is length not sure about the 8.

Anyone have this issue? How did you solve it?

Thanks for any help.

September 1st, 2013, 05:15 PM	#1
pdxdavid ninjette.org member Name: David Location: Portland, OR Join Date: Sep 2013 Motorcycle(s): 09 Ninja 250 Posts: 13	Front rotor bolt replacement First off. Just bought my bike in August, it is an 09 with 2010 miles on it. Got it for 1200 and had to replace forks. There is some fairing damage, but nothing I can't live with for a while since this is my first bike. I have been lurking here for a bit. Looking forward to being a part of this great community. I noticed that my front rotor is bent so I ordered one off ebay. When I went to remove the rotor bolts (part 91250-1771) I rounded out the hole for the allen key. The other 5 loosened without issue, so I know I was using the right size. 6mm if I remember correctly. The question is: how do I get this thing off, and where can I find a replacement bolt. Is this something a local hardware store would have, or am I going to have to order one? In the parts list it says 8x30. I think the 30 is length not sure about the 8. Anyone have this issue? How did you solve it? Thanks for any help.