Floppy brake lever
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Floppy brake lever
03 Jul 2006 20:36
I'm rebuilding my master cylinder on the Z1. While I'm there, is there a good way to tighten a floppy brake lever? I thought about drilling and inserting a small bushing. Anybody tried that?
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Re: Floppy brake lever
03 Jul 2006 20:51
is your brake lever egged out or is it the mounting screw?ive got extra levers if ya need one.
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Re: Floppy brake lever
04 Jul 2006 05:21
The hole in the lever still seems to be concentric, the shoulder bolt is worn on one side pretty good, but there is a good gap all the way around the bolt. How hard is it to find that metric shoulder bolt? I didn't see it listed with Jeff and company.
Appreciate the lever offer.
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Post edited by: CTSZ1, at: 2006/07/04 08:22
Appreciate the lever offer.
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Post edited by: CTSZ1, at: 2006/07/04 08:22
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Re: Floppy brake lever
04 Jul 2006 10:12
let me do some looking around here today,ill get back to ya.:whistle:
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Re: Floppy brake lever
04 Jul 2006 10:52
CTSZ1 wrote:
Yep. Did that to both sides of (of all things...) a 1956 K model (flathead pre-Sportster).
Works like a charm, De-burr well, goop inner and outer bushing surfaces well with grease and re-install. Re-grease every year or two...
I'm rebuilding my master cylinder on the Z1. While I'm there, is there a good way to tighten a floppy brake lever? I thought about drilling and inserting a small bushing. Anybody tried that?
Thanks
Yep. Did that to both sides of (of all things...) a 1956 K model (flathead pre-Sportster).
Works like a charm, De-burr well, goop inner and outer bushing surfaces well with grease and re-install. Re-grease every year or two...
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