hogweed
Supercharged
Anneal the old ones or buy them on EBay for a couple of quid.
Navigator
Living Legend
Was trying to to have to go over to the Seattle dealership to buy Triumph washers. The ones I bought at the auto parts store worked just fine.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
WILSON!
Good to see you post, Amigo.
Hey I be running to Texas on the 2nd. Towing the R3R to good weather (likely Moab, UT) then riding to Leakey, TX. Would be kewl to hook up with you, Christine & Paul for lunch on the 3rd in Ogden. I think that be sorta close to you?
Chip
Turbocharged
- Joined
- Oct 13, 2014
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- Vicksburg Michigan
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- 08 Rocket Touring, 15 Rocket Touring
I have a discount tool store located in western Michigan. I'm not sure how large area have these store fronts.
The point is they sell small containers of parts, electrical connectors, nuts and bolts, fasteners, etc. one such container has "Copper Washer Assortment". Mine has 80 pcs. Cheep cost, under $10.00. Enough washers for a very long time. Oh yes the store. "Harbor Freight".
Itse saatana
.040 Over
With my mileage or kilometers to be exact, I change oil once a year. I go to the local dealer and tell them I want all washers and the rubber ring to change oil in my Rocket. Costs me like 8-9€ (9-10 dollars). I don´t really want to run around trying to find a cheaper solution and spent like 20€ doing so. Case closed.
