rebuild - spare bit left over help !!

[breganzane]

Agree it looks like a steering stop spacer, it's too wide to be the bit in the clutch release isn't it?

IIRC there's a spacer a bit like that inside the cases for the selector detent lever too, but it's got a step on one side.

 

[Dellortoman]

I think Pats on the money they is a spacer that goes between the steering lock stop and the bar that is bolts to on the frame.
I assume your talking about a triple.

Hmm ? I don't think my 76 Jota has one of them. The steering stop is a plate bolted up under the steering head that the oil cooler hangs off. I don't recall seeing a cylindrical spacer anywhere in the assembly. Maybe mine is missing too.

 

[Grant]

Only on Marzocchi type systems.

 

[Shajota]

Bush for a brake pedal?
This would be obvious if omitted but perhaps changed pegs / levers?

 

[Tippie]

The roller that the clutch actuating arm pivots on? I don?t recall that the pin that goes through it is as big as 8mm though.

 

[chrisk]

Possibly a chain guard bush?

I thought that as well, then questioned it. But it sure is grotty enough to be.

 

[Paul Marx]

Which motorcycle are we talking about?
If surgeons were as precise, there'd be a hell of a lot of mutilated people out there.

Paul

 

[AndyW]

Which motorcycle are we talking about?
If surgeons were as precise, there'd be a hell of a lot more mutilated people out there.

Paul

Fixed...

 

[Stewart McCulloch]

I've got 2 of those sitting behind the BTZ ignition coil (twin lead) bracket on the right side of my '79 1200 Mirage. No idea why they are there but I put them back where I found them! There is one on each bolt that holds the coil. Front one might catch the weather a bit?

 

[Lee87H]

Which motorcycle are we talking about?
If surgeons were as precise, there'd be a hell of a lot of mutilated people out there.

Paul

Just saw this,Paul that's in the running for quote of the year!

 

[Paul Marx]

Just saw this,Paul that's in the running for quote of the year!