Dommi 88 rear swing arm fixings

You need one piece of top quality steel rod (stainless if you like) 1/2" diameter, 10" long. Thread both ends 20 tpi (a very common thread) for about 1/2". Also 2 flat washers and 2 nuts (stainless if you like).

" means inches.

All available from the machine shop in the high street.

Previously grant_jackson wrote:

This is my first rebuild of a classic bike (I inherited it from my father in bits!).

I'm wanting to source stainless fixings, as much as I can, to enable me to fix the rear swing arm onto the frame.

I've spoken to a couple of the Norton suppliers and the prices quoted are laughable.

Being a metric lad, I'm hoping someone knows the quantity and type of what I need?

All help appreciated.

Thanks, Grant

It would be cheaper to buy top quality steel and make one your self , die nut are around £15 you could make a few and sell some too, yours anna J