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gear lever spec

Postby theelanman » Thu 15.05.2008, 21:14

if anyone has a gear lever lying about can you tell me the specs for it please...
I just need the o/d o the lever....the thread dia and pitch for the gear knob and the length of thread........

just the info for the gear knob end really.....

Ive thought of a cunning plan....well may be :-D
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Re: gear lever spec

Postby kenich » Sun 29.08.2010, 11:31

Whats the pitch of the thread on the M100 gear lever? Did you get an answer?

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Re: gear lever spec

Postby MattDon » Sun 29.08.2010, 13:16

i replaced my gearknob with a richbrook it holds in place with 3 grub screws and ive been realy impressed with it, plus it fits much lower that the standard so the change feels much better and in as SE i can comfortabley rest my arm and change gear without banging my elbow (or moving my arm). If i knew how id meaure mine as ive got one sat around.
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Re: gear lever spec

Postby kenich » Sun 29.08.2010, 13:31

Cool cheers Matt. I think its a M10 / 1.25 jobbie. I have an Elise item to adapt, which looks like an M8 fitment.
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