Can someone tell me the proper name for these please ?

[Grewth]

Sounds like the dumbest of questions, but I read somewhere that NAPA sells them by the bagfull.
Fine, if you live in the USA, but there's no NAPA in the UK.
Yes I know that I can probably track them down as NOS genuine Yamaha parts somewhere, but why bother when they're just standard commercial fixings.
I actually want them for my XS1 side panels but I think the seat trim is retained by the same things.
I tried searching "Yamaha Trim Clip" on ebay, but it just threw up a load of black plastic things.
Obviously motorcycle technology has moved on......

 

[RustiePyles]

Push nuts

 

[RustiePyles]

https://www.autozone.com/nuts-bolts...h-nut-fastener-assortment-16-piece/551919_0_0

 

[RC4MAN]

https://www.mcmaster.com/retaining-rings/retaining-ring-style~push-on/

 

[GLJ]

Do a search on E-Bay for push nuts.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234378096747?epid=6050875910&hash=item369205f06b:g:lZUAAOSwIMth4nSO

 

[Grewth]

Many thanks all for such a quick response !
Sidepanel trim fixing sorted by the looks of it.
I've read up on the trick of using rubber washers under the trim to keep tension on the clips.

 

[650Skull]

I've read up on the trick of using rubber washers under the trim to keep tension on the clips.

Yamaha did this from the factory

 

[Grewth]

Yamaha did this from the factory

And yet I've not found any trace of rubber washers on the side panels I've stripped.
I have to conclude that they must have used a poor quality rubber compound, and that it disintegrated many years ago.

 

[gggGary]

Yes at least some original had rubber washers. If you are careful and bend the tabs back with a pick some of the original push nuts can be saved.

 

[Grewth]

Yes at least some original had rubber washers. If you are careful and bend the tabs back with a pick some of the original push nuts can be saved.

I bent mine back with the tip of a kitchen knife - too impatient to find/create the proper tool as usual.
TBH, given the price of repro "C" trims and badges, I wouldn't really want to re-use the 50 yr old fixings