[Hiltz]

I need to replace the rt. front foot peg and the front brake lever on my Scram. I have purchased the replacement parts.

The brake lever swap looks fairly simple. Anything to look out for there?

The foot rest pivot pin is held on by a plug that appears to pop off. Is the plug reuseable? I hope so. Otherwise a two week wait for a 10 cent part.

 

[bung1]

Hey Hiltz, bad luck on the drop man, must be pissed, what happened? I assume by "plug" you mean the circlip, if you use needle nose pliers and pull straight up,without bending it,you should be able to re-use it. If not any reputable hardware store should have those in stock, just take your old one with you for size. Hope this helps, Rod

 

[leomark]

On 2007-01-14 22:34, Hiltz wrote:
I need to replace the rt. front foot peg and the front brake lever on my Scram. I have purchased the replacement parts.

The brake lever swap looks fairly simple. Anything to look out for there?

The foot rest pivot pin is held on by a plug that appears to pop off. Is the plug reuseable? I hope so. Otherwise a two week wait for a 10 cent part.

Sorry to hear that. Are you OK? Did you hit an ice spot in the mountains?

 

[Hiltz]

Nothing dramatic guys. Just dropped it in the garage. Thanks
for the good wishes.

Rod - The part I was asking about is the cap that appears to
retain the piviot pin on the bracket. Thiumph refers to it as
a plug.

 

[GleaminTwin]

Sorry to hear about your bad luck. You'll have her back to perfect soon enough.

 

[4Triumph]

Hiltz

Does this help?

 

[bung1]

On 2007-01-15 13:29, Hiltz wrote:
Nothing dramatic guys. Just dropped it in the garage. Thanks
for the good wishes.

Rod - The part I was asking about is the cap that appears to
retain the piviot pin on the bracket. Thiumph refers to it as
a plug.
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I am almost certain that it is a circlip, checked mine and all that holds the pin in is a circlip. Anyone else check to confirm? :???:

 

[AVMECH]

I took the clutch lever off on my thruxton to bend it back into shape once, and seem to remember a little spring coming out in the dark. Found it and put it back, but it's been so long I don't remember any details. Just mabey watch out for it.

 

[ozbon]

Jon,

Use your right pillion peg it fits, I know, I've had to do it on two occasions while waiting for parts.


john