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Which screw do I need to hold this fender on?

Just noticed that I apparently dropped a screw. Anyone know the thread pitch / diameter / length of the screw I need to put it back together?

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probably this: M6.3mm x 19mm hexagon fender tapping screw.
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Check the screw on the right fender
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Thank you.

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probably this: M6.3mm x 19mm hexagon fender tapping screw.
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Good call.

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Check the screw on the right fender

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