Try our new info resource - "Aladdin's Cave" (Main menu)Just added a separate link to Ash's Dropbox thread (shortcut)
Quote from: toucheturtle on April 30, 2016, 12:08:19 PMI'd pay a fiver but £17.50 for a bit of rubber!!!Are you aware of the costs involved ?R&D ?Making the mould ?Materials ?Sourcing the parts ?Advertising ?P&P costs ?Time ?These parts do not just grow like apples on trees
I'd pay a fiver but £17.50 for a bit of rubber!!!
Quote from: Trigger on May 01, 2016, 09:17:24 AMQuote from: toucheturtle on April 30, 2016, 12:08:19 PMI'd pay a fiver but £17.50 for a bit of rubber!!!Are you aware of the costs involved ?R&D ?Making the mould ?Materials ?Sourcing the parts ?Advertising ?P&P costs ?Time ?These parts do not just grow like apples on trees Sounds like a quote from yer mate Dave Silver Trig (Attachment Link)
Does anyone have a set of NOS HM300 pipes they can sell me? I'm only prepared to pay £125 plus post...Seriously, a lot of time and effort had gone into producing what is an obsolete part. £17.50 is a bargain.
hi Trigger, as a user of one of your excellent steel clutch pushrod,(CB500) ,I had to remove the drive cover the other day,and foundthe push rod seemed to magnetic !! the little ball bearing was on its end,instead of deep in the actuation mech,on assembly I greased the hole and pushed the ball back, if it happens again,just a warning as it would be a pain to loose the steel ball,
Quote from: Johnwebley on May 02, 2016, 12:12:18 PMhi Trigger, as a user of one of your excellent steel clutch pushrod,(CB500) ,I had to remove the drive cover the other day,and foundthe push rod seemed to magnetic !! the little ball bearing was on its end,instead of deep in the actuation mech,on assembly I greased the hole and pushed the ball back, if it happens again,just a warning as it would be a pain to loose the steel ball,Cheers for the feedback John. I tested the rod over 3,000 miles and had no problems. Not sure how the silver steel rod has become magnetised but, if you lose the ball I will send you another FOC.
Quote from: Trigger on May 02, 2016, 12:40:55 PMQuote from: Johnwebley on May 02, 2016, 12:12:18 PMhi Trigger, as a user of one of your excellent steel clutch pushrod,(CB500) ,I had to remove the drive cover the other day,and foundthe push rod seemed to magnetic !! the little ball bearing was on its end,instead of deep in the actuation mech,on assembly I greased the hole and pushed the ball back, if it happens again,just a warning as it would be a pain to loose the steel ball,Cheers for the feedback John. I tested the rod over 3,000 miles and had no problems. Not sure how the silver steel rod has become magnetised but, if you lose the ball I will send you another FOC. if I got a spare,I would have a fine shiny pair !!!