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Safety Wire Tools
Safety wire keeps critical fasteners from backing out under vibration. Racers and track riders use it on drain plugs, oil filters, brake caliper bolts and other hardware where a loose part could cause real trouble. Many race and track events call for it at tech inspection. Good tools make the job neater and more consistent. They help you drill clean holes and run the wire so it pulls each fastener tighter rather than letting it loosen.
We currently have 1 safety wire tool in stock, from Bike Master: the BikeMaster Safety Wire Drill Guide. A drill guide holds the bit steady while you drill through a bolt head. That helps you avoid wandering holes and snapped bits.
Check that the tool suits the fasteners you plan to wire.
Have safety wire and suitable pliers on hand to finish the job.
Read your class or event rules before you start.
Practice on a spare bolt first if you are new to drilling fastener heads.
To see what works with your machine, pick your vehicle and browse the parts that fit.
Safety wire keeps critical fasteners from backing out under vibration. Racers and track riders use it on drain plugs, oil filters, brake caliper bolts and other hardware where a loose part could cause real trouble. Many race and track events call for it at tech inspection. Good tools make the job neater and more consistent. They help you drill clean holes and run the wire so it pulls each fastener tighter rather than letting it loosen.
We currently have 1 safety wire tool in stock, from Bike Master: the BikeMaster Safety Wire Drill Guide. A drill guide holds the bit steady while you drill through a bolt head. That helps you avoid wandering holes and snapped bits.
Check that the tool suits the fasteners you plan to wire.
Have safety wire and suitable pliers on hand to finish the job.
Read your class or event rules before you start.
Practice on a spare bolt first if you are new to drilling fastener heads.
To see what works with your machine, pick your vehicle and browse the parts that fit.