Single shoulder fairing bolt for matching Honda fixing positions
This pack supplies 1x aftermarket stainless steel shoulder fairing bolt, with the dimpled head style described for this listing. It is selected as a replacement for matching Honda 90112-MT4-000 fixing positions. Check the original reference and panel arrangement before ordering; a VFR750 or VFR800 model name alone does not establish suitability at every fairing position.
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What you receive
- 1x Biker Bling anti-seize compound pack (7 g).
- 1x stainless steel replacement shoulder fairing bolt.
| Component | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Shoulder fairing bolt | 1x |
This is a single-bolt listing, not a pair or a complete fairing kit. Use the contents list for the supplied quantity.
Important fitment notes
- Compatibility: For an original fixing position requiring Honda reference 90112-MT4-000, subject to matching the motorcycle and complete panel mounting arrangement.
- Verify before installing: Compare the intended original fixing, shoulder seating and panel hardware. Aftermarket bodywork or altered mounting points may need a different fastener.
- Aftermarket parts: The supplied bolt is a Biker Bling replacement, not a genuine Honda-branded component.
- Exclusions: Washers, rubber fittings, clips, nuts, panels and other fairing fasteners are not included.
Original Honda part reference
- 90112-MT4-000 — original Honda cowl-setting / shoulder fairing fixing reference.
This identifies the original Honda component, not a Biker Bling product code. The cross-reference does not make the bolt a universal replacement for every Honda panel screw.
Model-specific aftermarket replacement: Biker Bling supplies this shoulder bolt for the matching original fixing arrangement. Its shoulder and seating must suit that position; do not substitute it at a mounting that needs a different profile.
Material and head style: The supplied bolt is stainless steel with the dimpled head detail described for this listing. See the product photographs for its appearance.
When should you replace a shoulder fairing bolt?
- A missing fixing: Check the panel, retaining hardware and mounting point before selecting a replacement.
- Damaged heads or threads: Worn recesses or damaged threads can complicate removal and refitting.
- Panel servicing: Inspect the shoulder, seating faces and supporting fittings when the panel is removed.
New hardware cannot repair cracked plastic, a damaged retaining nut or a distorted mounting point.
Fitting the shoulder bolt
- Follow Honda’s panel-fitting procedure and match the complete original fixing arrangement. Align the panel before starting the bolt by hand.
- Make sure the shoulder seats as intended. It does not prevent damage from overtightening or from using the wrong supporting hardware.
- Use fitting compounds only where appropriate and keep them away from plastic and rubber components where they could cause damage.
- Check the panel is secure without distortion or undue stress around its fixing hole.
For guidance, read our guide to fitting motorcycle fairing bolts without damaging plastic panels.
Customer questions
How many bolts are supplied?
One replacement shoulder bolt is supplied.
Are washers or retaining clips included?
No. This listing is for the bolt only. Check that the remaining panel hardware is suitable and sound.


















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