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Mirrors... options...CA77 Dream...

Post by rzgkane » Sun Mar 04, 2012 9:09 pm

Ok, so I made a mistake. I bought these replacement levers on ebay for my 1965 CA77 Dream with the early handlebars:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/200709395089?ss ... 1497.l2649

Unfortunately, the stock mirror stems are 8mm x 1.25 fine pitch and the ebay lever perches are 10mm x 1.25. Are there other options besides taking all this stuff back off and replacing it? I'm assuming that some mirrors are 10mm. Does anyone know of a place that sells a set that looks close to stock but in 10mm?

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Post by davomoto » Mon Mar 05, 2012 9:20 am

A 8mmx1.25 helicoil will thread right into the hole on that perch, and allow you to use your mirrors.

Davo

http://www.ebay.com/itm/M8-X-1-25-Perma ... 4601765e31

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Post by rzgkane » Mon Mar 05, 2012 11:34 am

davomoto wrote:A 8mmx1.25 helicoil will thread right into the hole on that perch, and allow you to use your mirrors.

Davo

http://www.ebay.com/itm/M8-X-1-25-Perma ... 4601765e31
Thanks.

So a Heli-coil sold as an "8mm x 1.25" would have an outside dimension of 10mm x 1.25?

If so, I'll just buy the inserts. Otherwise, I'll need the entire thread repair kit with the bit and tap included.

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Post by LOUD MOUSE » Mon Mar 05, 2012 12:04 pm

Ya need the kit. ............lm
rzgkane wrote:
davomoto wrote:A 8mmx1.25 helicoil will thread right into the hole on that perch, and allow you to use your mirrors.

Davo

http://www.ebay.com/itm/M8-X-1-25-Perma ... 4601765e31
Thanks.

So a Heli-coil sold as an "8mm x 1.25" would have an outside dimension of 10mm x 1.25?

If so, I'll just buy the inserts. Otherwise, I'll need the entire thread repair kit with the bit and tap included.

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Post by Doum » Mon Mar 05, 2012 12:37 pm

Are you sure? If I remember correctly the 8x1,25 helicoil in a m10 hole with be loose.It's more like a 9mm hole you need,I think.

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Post by rzgkane » Mon Mar 05, 2012 2:32 pm

I'm buying a couple of these. I think they'll do the job:

http://www.catalogds.com/db/service?dom ... duct=453_8
LOUD MOUSE wrote:Ya need the kit. ............lm
rzgkane wrote:
davomoto wrote:A 8mmx1.25 helicoil will thread right into the hole on that perch, and allow you to use your mirrors.

Davo

http://www.ebay.com/itm/M8-X-1-25-Perma ... 4601765e31
Thanks.

So a Heli-coil sold as an "8mm x 1.25" would have an outside dimension of 10mm x 1.25?

If so, I'll just buy the inserts. Otherwise, I'll need the entire thread repair kit with the bit and tap included.

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Post by LOUD MOUSE » Mon Mar 05, 2012 5:35 pm

What ya going to make the new threads for the coil to fit into?. .......lm

rzgkane wrote:I'm buying a couple of these. I think they'll do the job:

http://www.catalogds.com/db/service?dom ... duct=453_8
LOUD MOUSE wrote:Ya need the kit. ............lm
rzgkane wrote:
davomoto wrote:A 8mmx1.25 helicoil will thread right into the hole on that perch, and allow you to use your mirrors.

Davo

http://www.ebay.com/itm/M8-X-1-25-Perma ... 4601765e31
Thanks.

So a Heli-coil sold as an "8mm x 1.25" would have an outside dimension of 10mm x 1.25?

If so, I'll just buy the inserts. Otherwise, I'll need the entire thread repair kit with the bit and tap included.

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