Help locating 'cushion clamp' fasteners

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Varrus999

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Bike related since I'm building lowers (fork mounted wind deflectors for my Vulcan) and I need these things. Does anyone know where I would find these in the GTA? I tried Home Depot, Lowes..but they only have the regular hose clamps (or I asked the wrong people. Anyway they will hold a piece of plexi-glass to my forks, it's a common home made mod for cruisers...just trying to avoid having to order them online, they are only about $1.50 a piece. Thanks.
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gmang35 said:
closest thing I can find is

http://www.princessauto.com/pal/Cab...-4-in-Rubber-Insulated-Cable-Clamps/8205437.p

and

http://www.princessauto.com/pal/Hose-And-Fitting-Kits/RapidAir-12-pc-Tubing-Clamps/8268534.p

Not sure if this helps
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Thanks for searching. The second one looks like it could work, but I need 2 1/2" length, I don't see them in that size. Still worth trying Princess Auto. I think I located the actual pic I posed at Lowes, but I don't see the actual size. At least I know what their called there, so I can go to that section and look:

I can't get the link to work, but it's called '[h=1]The Hillman Group 2-Pack 1/4-in Dia x 1-1/4-in L Steel Clamps'[/h]
 
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They are called a "P" clamp. Princess has a assortment kit of them. It's usually near where the bolt and cotter pin assortments are in a clear plastic tray.

You could also try Traction truck parts, basically anywhere that sells aftermarket automotive lighting.

Also try Cicso, Brafasco or Auklands-Grainger

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/ecatalog/N-1z0dvfc
 
As stated any decent fastener place will have them. All else fails, order them from mcmaster carr.
 
Thanks guys. I tried Lowes, Brofasco, Napa, Crappy Tire. I found them at lowes but only the 1" size. I'll check out princess auto when I'm in Whitby. May have to go online after all.
 
+1for Graingers. Also try any Transport truck repair shop or heavy equipment dealer. That looks like a hydraulic hose clamp. You should be able to find 2" and up.

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Phil
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