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Sorry. May seem stupid, but.....
Just went for a ride and when a came back and was washing the bike I noticed the nut/washer that retains the kickstart (on spline shaft) was missing! Thank goodness the lever was still there, loose, but still on bike.
Just wondering if anyone knows the exact size of this nut?
Live a little way from town and don't really want to go and buy 10 different sizes/thread and have them turn out to be wrong. Nearby dealer was usuless over the phone and not willing to help.
If any one can provide the size of that nut, it would be greatly appreciated.

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Happened to my brother... I guess it is a fairly standard size for bikes but check the microfiche on bike bandit... should give the size...
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Same thing happened to me. I just took the bike to the NAPA store and they let me try a few nuts till I found one that fit. Then they gave it to me. Not sure about the business model, but it got me going. :supz:
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If you invited them over to see your big everclear and maui bowl... that would do it.
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same happened to me, now I got it loktite.
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Indawoods wrote:If you invited them over to see your big everclear and maui bowl... that would do it.
true, time to refill.
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Post by ditton »

Thanks guys.
Sounds like a common thing.
Checked Bike Bandit, only had the part number (92015) and not the size.
Guess gotta go buy a handful of nuts......doesn't sound right does it....Maybe I'll get the wife to get a handful of nuts......
Thanks again
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Post by Mr. Wibbens »

I don't know that they are the same, but the nut on my 92 looks to be a 11mm thread with a 1.25 pitch


eh fiche shows different part numbers

But fiche does say 12mm for an H
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They are the same.... I had to lend my brother mine while he went to look for his kicker....
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Post by heckler »

I'll measure tonight as I put some loctite on the nut. Let you know...

11 mm thread is quite unlikely.
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heckler wrote:I'll measure tonight as I put some loctite on the nut. Let you know...

11 mm thread is quite unlikely.
and you know this how? ?

My 12 mm tap was too big

My 10 mm tap was too small

I only have a 11mm 1.5 tap which has an incorrect pitch but it seems to be the correct size
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Indawoods wrote:They are the same.... I had to lend my brother mine while he went to look for his kicker....
Once your brother finds that kicker you better get your nuts back quick
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And see... I carefully worded it so this wouldn't happen!
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heckler wrote:I'll measure tonight as I put some loctite on the nut. Let you know...

11 mm thread is quite unlikely.
and you know this how? ?

My 12 mm tap was too big

My 10 mm tap was too small

I only have a 11mm 1.5 tap which has an incorrect pitch but it seems to be the correct size
Fair enough. I've just never seen a M11 nut or bolt in any catalogues. i suppose it's possible.

just to confirm I'm not shooting in the dark - Fastenal.com doesn't have any M11
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neither does fullermetric.com
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Post by mercenary223 »

I went to a fastener shop when mine fell off and found 1 bit it was wider then stock. The sizw was 12mm by 1.25 which was hard for me to find I went to 3 different stores in the seattle area until I found it.. Also bike bandit sells them for .66 cents but shipping is like 3 dollars
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Post by Mr. Wibbens »

Ok I looked again

It's a 12mm 1.25 pitch

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Dunno what my problem was earlier?

coulda been the Lambs Bread :rolleyes:
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Mr. Wibbens wrote:
Dunno what my problem was earlier?

coulda been the Lambs Bread :rolleyes:
I think you're just too concerned about my pivot bolt. :partyman:
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