| Author | Message | ||
     Maxbuell |
Any body got a link to brass bushing that replace the plastic bushing on late model tuber linkage? I know Amer. Sport Bike carried but discounted. Out source with id and specs?? | ||
| S1owner |
I got mine from american torque on ebay | ||
| Cupcake_mike |
Thats where I got mine, they still rattle | ||
| Gmaan03 |
You will always have looseness with a bronze bushing. The shifter uses a short bushing, to allow free movement a couple of thousanst is required. I bored out mine to accept a standard bushing. No problems now. | ||
| Jayvee |
Try the local hardware store? | ||
| Buellistic |
These are standard commercial brass bushings, so try ACE HARDWARE ... You can have a MACHINEST make them to closer tolerances ... | ||
| Oldog |
Contact Jramsey if Al does not carry them any more. you may not want them too tight..... | ||
| Bluzm2 |
There is a set on FleaBay right now for $35 | ||
| Gmaan03 |
Yeah a MACHINIST.....you should look for one..... | ||
| Maxbuell |
Bluz than you , but a can't see paying $35 for to 2 small bushings? Think I will try McMaster Carr. | ||
| Zenbiker |
I don't remember the numbers, but my local ACE True Value hardware (Frattellos in Coon Rapids) had some. They weren't sintered, so they wouldn't hold oil, but they did fit nicely. I lost them in the move to Stowe, Vermont (but kept my sanity  . So, for much less, you may want to bring in your pieces to the local hardware store and test them until you find a fit on a rainy weekend afternoon. Also, being bronze, they machine very easily. |
