Customers worldwide can now order bolt kits online from The Bolt Guy without having to join an internet payment system or otherwise jump through hoops to get the job done.   We have recently joined forces with CCNow as the authorized online retailer of The Bolt Guy products.

From any product page throughout this site simply click on the button that reads, "Click here to order this bolt kit online."  That particular bolt kit will then be placed in a shopping cart.  You can then either checkout immediately or continue shopping.

Shipping is FREE for all orders shipped to addresses within the United States.  Unfortunately, because international shipping costs are excessive by comparison, we must add $35.00 shipping and handling fees for shipments to addresses outside the USA.  When ordering kits online the international shipping costs will be automatically added to the sale (based on the ship to address).  For international orders placed offline, please include $35.00 for shipping and handling.

Once you've completed shopping, you provide CCNow with information for credit card authorization.  Please note that CCNow offers the most stringent security precautions in the industry for your privacy and protection.  Then we'll do the rest.  We promise to  process your order immediately and your bolt kit(s) will be shipped to you right away.

  Our good friend Ron recently took the opportunity to show off his restoration project at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum.  Click on the photo above to learn about his project and see more photos.

Why don't you show us yours?  If you'd like your BMW restoration project to appear on this website, check the details about how to do it.  Be sure to also check out our featured rides on the same page.

                   Check out a few of our customer's completed projects.  Steve Koch "resurrected" an R75/5 he picked up on eBay, Tom Johnson shows off his R60/2, and Ron Neely gives up the details about how to take an R60/2 out of a basket and put it on the road.  And the Congrove girls?  Well they're just lookin' for a good time.  You can find them all in the Customer Rides section of this website.

Our customers tell us the way we package our bolt kit takes some of the sting out of a restoration project.  We package all the fasteners for each assembly in individual packages so that you don't have to sort through hundreds of nuts and bolts to find what you need.  We agree with our customers, "packaging counts."

  Check out The Bolt Guy's BMWs.   Tom "The Bolt Guy" Johnson has been a BMW man for a lot of years and over that course of time he's owned his fair share of air head boxers.  Click on the picture of the R60 above to get a sampling of the bikes currently in Tom's garage.  Like most classic bike enthusiasts with a passion for a "good deal" that may be right around the corner, the collection (and subsequently this web page) is subject to change without notice.

The 2006 AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days Swap Meet was a gas (as usual). This gathering continues to grow from year to year; the 2006 version hosting more vendors than ever before to serve a record crowd of motorcycle enthusiasts. It was nice to see many of our old friends and just as nice to make new ones. On an annual basis there's a lot of fun to be had at this swap meet so we have no problem recommending that you show up and share in some of that fun in 2007. You'll be able to find us at our regular spot, location F-8 (just look for the green and white street sign that says "The Bolt Guy.")

Questions regarding a payment or product shipment can still be directed to The Bolt Guy at CustomerService@theboltguy.com or by telephone or snail-mail (information below).

Bolt kit details are now available for a full range of BMW motorcycles (see model list in the left column).

1965 BMW R60/2

1976 BMW R90/6

Phone and Snail Mail