Royal Enfield RAN00317/A – Rivet (Plastic) | Hunter 350 / Meteor 350 / Interceptor 650 / GT 650 / Super Meteor 650 / Shotgun 650 / Classic 650 / Bear 650

If you’ve ever removed a mudguard, tail lamp unit, or body-side trim and found a broken fastener, this is the correct OEM-style plastic rivet you replace it with. Royal Enfield RAN00317/A (Rivet – Plastic) is a small but critical part used to secure panels cleanly without vibration noise, loose fitment, or cracked mounting holes. It’s designed for quick installation—push-fit style—so you get an OE finish instead of using unsafe jugaad like screws, zip ties, or generic clips that don’t seat properly.

SOLD AS A SET OF 10 PCS 

This rivet is commonly referenced under Lighting & Instrument Cluster and Rear Mudguard parts groups, making it ideal for restoring factory fit and reducing rattles after service or accessory installation. 

Why OEM matters: cheap aftermarket clips often turn brittle, don’t lock tightly, and can cause panels to vibrate or fall off. With the correct part number, you get predictable fitment and lower return risk—especially important on 350 J-platform and 650 platform bikes. 

Key Features 

• Genuine-fit spec: RAN00317/A plastic rivet (OE-type clip) 

• Helps prevent panel rattling and loose mudguard/trim fit

• Commonly used in Rear Mudguard + Lighting/Instrument Cluster assemblies 

• Quick push-fit installation (no special tools usually required)

• Cleaner and safer than using screws/zip ties on plastic panels

• Ideal for restoring factory finish after tail lamp / mudguard work

• Lightweight, corrosion-free plastic fastener design

• Best used as a spare/backup during touring or workshop jobs

Compatibility Table 

PLEASE CHECK PART NUMBER AND PHOTO BEFORE PURCHASE

Variants

• No variants (Sold as a set of 10 piece as RAN00317/A).

FAQs 

Q1) Where is this rivet used on the bike?
Commonly referenced in Rear Mudguard and Lighting & Instrument Cluster parts groups (panel fastening / trim mounting). 

Q2) Can I use a generic plastic clip instead?
Not recommended. Generic clips often don’t lock properly, become brittle, and can cause rattles or panel damage. Use the exact part number for best fit.

Q3) How many pieces should I buy?
If you’re opening panels/mudguards, it’s normal to break 1–2 clips. Keep a few spares, but confirm your exact usage points first.

Q4) Is it compatible with my India-spec BS6 bike?
The public fitment lists are UK Euro V references. Use them as a platform hint, but final confirmation should be by VIN/microfiche before bulk purchase.