Hey folks, I wonder if anyone could measure their rear brake stay bar on their T500 and send me the specs? My bike doesn't have
one and I'm thinking I'll just fabricate it. That is unless someone has one kicking around they'd like to sell?
Rear Brake stay bar for a 74-75 T500
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Rear Brake stay bar for a 74-75 T500
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Re: Rear Brake stay bar for a 74-75 T500
Really?.... No one?.... Bueller?....
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Re: Rear Brake stay bar for a 74-75 T500
I have one that just came back from the chrome shop for the build I'm doing - I'll measure it up in the morning and sent you a PM. 
Ian
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Re: Rear Brake stay bar for a 74-75 T500
celt_rock wrote:Really?.... No one?.... Bueller?....
Watched it again last night. Just about the best teen movie ever.
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Re: Rear Brake stay bar for a 74-75 T500
In total agreement.....FBDO is first class entertainment, and what films should be like.
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Re: Rear Brake stay bar for a 74-75 T500
217mm long, 28mm wide, holes are 190mm c/c and there is a 14mm hole at one end and a 10mm at the other. I also have a photo I can email you if you PM me your address.oldjapanesebikes wrote:I have one that just came back from the chrome shop for the build I'm doing - I'll measure it up in the morning and send you a PM.
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Re: Rear Brake stay bar for a 74-75 T500
I was flicking through my Amazon Prime movie choices and it came up! Figure it was fate (and my wife had NEVER seen it before)!
Good way to spend a Saturday and thanks Ian, I'll use Sunday to fabricate the part!
Good way to spend a Saturday and thanks Ian, I'll use Sunday to fabricate the part!
Slow and steady may win the race, but without loud and fast it's just a waste
