Genuine Doherty brake and clutch levers

Can anyone help an Aussie out here. I am new to this forum but have had a Norton for many years now. I am after some genuine Doherty clutch and brake/choke levers for a 1970 Norton. The chrome plated, fits 7/8 bars, ball end, 15/16" centres choke attached to the brake lever type. I can not find any anywhere. No bent, broken or unusable please. I can rechrome if needed. I would like to replace those alloy things I have at the moment for the proper ones.
Replie to email if you want or post here brw57@hotmail.com
thank you kind regards
B.Rad

Thank you Mr LAB for your prompt reply. i been there and had a look but not quite right. they are for truimph having 1 1/16th centres, not 7/8th and one pair has mirror holes..
This changes the leverage and i may be pedantic but i would keep the alloy ones than put truimph ones on. i am trying to get my bike to as it should be. be a boring old world if we are all the same.
i do sincerely thank you though for your help
kind regards
B.Rad

You are not the first person to ask about those levers, however as far as I know they are practically unobtainable, and the replicas as sold by Burtons and others are about the only option unfortunately but you never know, you could get lucky.

If you have some of the parts, you may be able to piece them together. I found a few pieces at British Only in Garden City, MI. The parts you're looking for are:
Brake and air lever complete 06.0690
Clutch lever complete 06.0691

or parts:
Brake lever only 18-754
brake body 06.0061
lever pivot screw 18-087
pivot nut 18-053
air lever 12-256
air lever body 12-619
air lever central body screw 12-607
air lever cap 12-606
spring washer 12-033
body clamping screw 11-013
other clamping screw 11-014

clutch lever only 18-752
clutch body 06.0062
pivot screw 18-087
nut 18-053
body clamp 12-595
body clamp screw 11-014

The clamping screws and nuts may be sourced as standard 1BA items I think, the pivot screws are shouldered, so are special. I found some levers at Walridge, the clutch bracket, some pivot screws and air lever base at British Only. As I remember they only listed a few pieces and I either emailed them or called them and they did have some other old stock parts not listed on their web page. Walridge did claim to have a source for 'close enough' lever sets, but I never got them because I managed to piece them together, he may have some parts too. I did find a pair of levers at Hawkshaw in UK that looked to be a very close set too, but I had already started getting parts. It took me nearly a year to piece them all together. Make sure you get bodies that have the threads in them for the adjusters, not the slide in type, you need to specify. Since the picture was taken, I have replaced the clutch body because it had been sawed off short from damage. The parts are out there if you keep looking. Try Burtons Bits too.



Dave
69S