Aluminium end plug for Norton-Lockheed caliper

swooshdave

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• Apr 20, 2015

• #21

I can't believe some of the ninnies on this forum. :?

 

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cjandme

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• Apr 20, 2015

• #22

swooshdave said:

I can't believe some of the ninnies on this forum. :?

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I know, right ?

 

elefantrider

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• Apr 21, 2015

• #23

Subscribing.

I like the looks of the stock caliper which is just so Norton Commando in appearance. I want my bikes to look stock so I don't have much choice, so it's drum or stock caliper for me, il-braking performance and all.

Please PM me with the details.

You are not worried about the aluminum to aluminum fusing together?

Are they available as un-annodized?

 

kommando

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• Apr 21, 2015

• #24

The anodising stops any corrosion on the plug, corrosion is worse between 2 different metals so aluminium to aluminium is not a problem.

 

Hobot

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• Apr 21, 2015

• #25

Its SS that's so imfamous for fusing to alu to point galls or removes the threads w/o good anti-seize. Likely don't have to knock in on with a hammer - to be sealed down enough to stay on desk top in an earthquake.

 

Deckard

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• Apr 21, 2015

• #26

OK, I like them and you can put me down for 4 of them. Let me know what I need to do to "seal the deal"