Jubilee side panel fixings

Kelvin,

Try Demon Tweeks (or any motorsport website) There are quite a few options with this type of fitting so you may have to shop around for the exact ones you need.

Good luck

Steve

Have you looked at 'Oddie' 1/4 turn fasteners. These were in common use in the early 60's and may be what you need. A good description and selection are available here: http://www.burtonbikebits.net/Oddie%20studs.htm

Hope this helps,

Steve

Hi chaps and chapesses,

THE place to go for all things Dzus is here:- LAS Aerospace Ltd, Exeter Road Industrial Estate, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 1UA.tel: 01837 658081 - fax: 01837 658080 - web: www.lasaero.com.

Dzus fasteners were invented primarily for aircraft and "borroweed" by the motor trad. Luckily they are still used on aircraft! They are cheap and come certificated - just in case you want/need to use them on your plane! I don't think the Certificate will help you if you crash your bike though!

Navigator and Jubilee side panels need A6-35 fasteners. Probably the same goes for De Luxe Dommies.

Cheers, Lionel

Hi Kelvin, please don't take a hammer to your crankcases before you take the small timing pinion from the end of the crankshaft. you will need a puller, the standard norton/triumph one will do (the one with the sliding sleeve), which I have seen on ebay lately; maybe the club spares may stock it!

Thanks Lionel for the Dzus info - been searching for Dzus info for quite some time.

Cheers Derek.

Hi again - their prices are on the listings - e.g. http://www.lasaero.com/site/products/article?id=A020X29YL

I have the Navi/Jubilee parts book which tells you the Dzus number. The main one is as I listed, but I can help with any others you need. Just ask! I think you'll find LAS are miles cheaper than any other bike sapres firm.

Cheers, Lionel

Previously wrote:

Hi Lionel, thanks for the info, what a great web site. They seem to list all the parts i need. I have emailed for the prices of the parts i need. I have a parts list and a workshop manual, i have the engine in a million pieces, still having a problem getting the crank out of the timing side crankcase the oil pump drive is off, but the crank wont move, time for a big hammer.

Cheers Kelvin.

PS. If the fastener isn't actuallylisted on the main Dzus page just enter the code number in "Search". E.g. A6-35 is 41p each - all prices areplus VAT of course.

Cheers, Lionel

Hi Kelvin

Any chance of an update on your order for the Dzus fasteners. I ask because my next project is a Navigator Del of 1961 vintage.( you may recall my search for a rear mudguard last year.I have not yet found one but I have bought a new universal rear guard which can be fashioned to fit)The Navi has a peg type seat and requires a Dzus fitting to secure it in place.I have the part numbers from the spare parts list so I should be able to use the Web site recommended by Lionel but it does help to learn from the experience of others.

Kind Regards

Stan