| Author | Message | ||
     Funjimmy |
This is a '97 Buell S1 gauge mounting plate that has been powder coated satin black. There is a little contact cement residue from gluing the rubber gauge isolators on but it's NOT visible when the gauges are installed. $15.00 plus shipping  | ||
| Reducati |
do you happen to have that little nut that goes over the trip reset button? ...cant find one anywhere, dealer said obsolete part....looked at homedepot, ace, no luck  | ||
| Funjimmy |
Sorry. No trip reset button. Can't even remember how it installs. Could it be made on the lathe? | ||
| Reducati |
no, its a 14mm nut that slips over the trip meter and locks it to the dash....just can find one anywhere, my original must of just vibrated off | ||
| Court |
>>>>>do you happen to have that little nut that goes over the trip reset button? Hehehehehe. . . . lust like the Marchesini white wheel plugs and the Italian S-1 controls left "blank" cover . . . I have good news. . . they DO exist. . . but like the things mentioned above are a bit difficult to come by. Drop me a note and I may be able to help. Court | ||
| Funjimmy |
Try an electronics retailer or outlet. I bet you'll find one from a panel mounted switch or simular. | ||
| Ratbuell |
Do you need chrome or black? Back in a sec..I'll get numbers. I just got a new one for my S2 (chrome) last year so I know they're out there... | ||
| Court |
Jim: If I were you . . I'd tell Joe what you needed and remind him how poorly Buell treats Canadian owners. . . see if you can scam him into sending it you you free.  | ||
| Ratbuell |
I'm gonna have to dig deep to find this thing. I remember just looking thru parts bins until I found what I needed and plugging in a part number when I bought it. Since I'd found it...I never bothered looking up an application  I'll find it...eventually. Mine's chrome, that OK with you or do you need black? I can get the whole reset cable assembly (with nut) for about $13 US...*that*, I can look up | ||
| Road_thing |
Funjimmy: I'll take it. Paypal OK? rt | ||
| Ratbuell |
HAH. I knew I'd find it! HD part number 7518, I just had my hand on a bag of 16 or so. Aluminum knurled nut. Mine went on with loctite, LOL. They list for $3 but I can get a little bit off that - if you need, PM me | ||
| Reducati |
rat, i pm you...thanks, i can paypal you, or send check...just let me know...life saver...p.s. i love my s1 dan ...double p.s. thanks court | ||
| Funjimmy |
Road_thing It's yours. Paypal is great. I'll PM you. Thanks | ||
| Funjimmy |
eu contraire Court. Deeley's House of Buell has been a blessing when it comes to service and support. There is no other manufacturer that would have stepped up to the plate like Buell has over the years. You can argue there where many more recalls and issues with the early Buells than any other brand, but they honored them even if out of the warrantee period. Jimmy | ||
| Ratbuell |
Hey Court - speaking of "unobtanium" parts...any chance you have some "marchesini" wheel decals kicking around? I still have all my plugs, but one of the washbay guys used the wrong cleaner one day and a couple of my stickers, while still there, no longer say anything  Dan - got your email; PM me your address and I'll bag one for ya | ||
| Road_thing |
Thanks, Jimmy--message received, paypal sent. rt | ||
| Court |
Actually Stuart and all the guys with Buell Canada have always done a stellar job . .. at least for the last 14 years. The complaints I often hear are the lack of access to web based goodies on the Buell website for Non-USA (the majority) Buell riders. By the way . . . that's a good buy on the black "two holer". . . that was not a real common part. | ||
| Wardan123 |
Ratbuell- Check here under individual RADS: http://www.tapeworks.com/RADS/RADS.html  | ||
| Road_thing |
Jimmy: Gauge panel received, looks great. Thanks! rt |
