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Marketplace => Wanted => Topic started by: Mick D on April 12, 2016, 12:16:41 pm
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I have a Maico Mega Two with 1/2"(12.7mm) shafts in Corte Cosso shocks.
After a set of the rubber bump stops.
Thanks, Mick.
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What OD and how high do you want them mate ?
I will have a hunt around work for you
Bruce
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The old ones are non existent Bruce.
I thought if some one could point me toward some originals, I could buy them and then have the dimensions, for future needs. I thought about trying to make some out of rubber door stops? I heard this is what some do to limit travel in earlier classes.
I probably should have put this in "Tech Talk" to invite ideas and advise.
Dimensions; Probably go up to 41 OD at the bottom end. The inside of the spring is 46mm. 40.5 is a diameter inside of the spring col-let/retainer and a rubber diameter of 41 would give a tight interference to hold them there in place?
In regards to length, I can of course cut longer ones down.
BUT, I guess I am going to have to mount them on the bike without the springs and check how far they can travel before the Tyre bottoms out in rear Fender.
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http://oldcross.com/Ammortizzatori.htm
If you are not fussy, 12mm Ohlins or 12.5mm KYB/Showa ones would probably work fine.
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Thanks Fellas, Your always a man of many great links and knowledge Leith, Cheers ;)
Actually Walter, I just checked the set of Maico YSS shocks you serviced for me with new bump pads.
They have 12mm shafts and I reckon a set of those bump pads would work well.
I suppose my brains working a bit better now. I will jump through the hoop measure the travel to fender/Tyre Clash,
and just go to one of the local guys and get some 12mm pads. trim them or pack them to length.
Thanks, Mick.
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Thats fine , I have 12 mm 12.5 mm , 14 , 16 mm and 18 mm stops .
OK, fantastic Walter. I wil go up the work shop and measure up.
I have also bought a couple of 82 250 KLXs too.
One of them that has been raced in Heaven for quite a few years and has a set of YSS shocks on it.
I will get them off and send them down for a service with the bump pad measurements as well.
Cheers.