I am mid restoration on a survivor 1955 Terrier and have a questions concerning the gear indicator control rod (pictured) The gear indicator is up by the speedometer. The control rod attaches to a cable at the top of the crankcase and to the shifter cam plate inside the gearbox at the little (3/16) hole shown. The rod is less than 1/16 in diamater and the lower end of the rod is threaded. Can anyone tell me what the missing part looks like?? It doesn't show up in the parts books. I expect a clevis-pin-type fitting would need to pass through the cam plate and the rod would screw into it, or pass through and be fastened some other way. Thanks for your help.
further to my efforts to progress the build of my flat track project - 1970 T120 engine into a 1980 T140 frame
the engine came with a project the rest of which is almost completely sold off
the engine apparently came to oz from the us as completely reconditioned - and from looking at it, that...
Having worked on japanese bikes with their metric bolts for the last three decades or so, using a torque wrench has turned into a habit. Now, working on my T140D, I would like to know what the typical torque settings are for some bolt sizes on the bike (for engine plates and other body...
I replaced the carb on my 1970 T100C with brand spankin' new Amal Premier 626 26MM concentric carburetor. Everything works great except that I have to tickle the carb three or four times after each kick before it finally catches.
Before I take it all apart, I would like to know if any of you...
I want to buy a new set of rims for my 1969 Triumph and would like to which would be a better buy the Devon Stainless steel rims or the chrome plated rims. I like the polished stainless but would like to know what has been your experience with both. The durability of the shine in the stainless...
As a Hinkley triple owner (don't hate me guys!) I sometimes also read the threads on that section of the Triumph Rat forum and they have a long running thread "what I did to my classic triple today" or something very similar. Posters put up a few lines about what they did with their 'bikes that...
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