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    stripped the thread,,,

    Trying to put the passenger pegs back on the bike to take the mrs for a blat, I've stripped a thread in the sub frame. Can someone please advise the best course of action?


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    get a Helicoil bro

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Bleck View Post
    get a Helicoil bro
    thanks mate; will i get one from Repco or do i need to go large... and see an engineering firm?

    and cheers for the race at the w/e i would never have believed i could have been lapped going around teh east cape!


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    A $5 heli-coil would do it boomer.Your local bike shop will have one.
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    drill it out to a bigger size......and re tap it

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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
    I've stripped a thread in the sub frame. Can someone please advise the best course of action?

    Churr
    Argh, which butcher shop did you do your apprenticeship at? Helicoil it OK. What size is it (I mean the bolt not yer meat cleaver)? I might even have one here for ya, it would save you buying the whole kit.
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    before i would heli coil, i would just tap the thread first to try and clean the thread first.

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    I got a bunch of taps here if you need one, D.

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    cheers guys, it sounds like i might be lucky and could get away with tappin it ... * giggles like a school girl.

    i didnt get the bloody thing in very far and havin a look up the wee hole i see there's steel/ali shards in teh 1st 2 or 3 threads so maybe teh tap will work.

    i'll give that a whirl. Thanks guys!!


    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    A $5 heli-coil would do it boomer.Your local bike shop will have one.
    Quote Originally Posted by kevfromcoro View Post
    drill it out to a bigger size......and re tap it
    i hope it hasn't come to that yet
    Quote Originally Posted by maha man View Post
    So its becoming a Sports Tourer?.........luck with the re tap D'...!
    its always been a cruiser with me on her

    Quote Originally Posted by terbang View Post
    Argh, which butcher shop did you do your apprenticeship at? Helicoil it OK. What size is it (I mean the bolt not yer meat cleaver)? I might even have one here for ya, it would save you buying the whole kit.
    cheers mate, i may be in touch shortly!

    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
    before i would heli coil, i would just tap the thread first to try and clean the thread first.
    sounds like the way to go !

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    Lol you fucken noob
    i'm yet to find out what i'm good at.. i hope this isn't the only life i get

    Quote Originally Posted by Sanx View Post
    I got a bunch of taps here if you need one, D.
    I might take u up on that Offer D.. churr bro.


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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
    i didnt get the bloody thing in very far and havin a look up the wee hole i see there's steel/ali shards in teh 1st 2 or 3 threads so maybe teh tap will work.
    Hmm, any chance you could tap it from the back out, or is it a blind hole?

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    Another possibility: drill the hole out a tad, pack it with epoxy resin, then re-drill and tap back to the same size. proper epoxy should be about as hard as the alloy the sub-frame's made of...

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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    Hmm, any chance you could tap it from the back out, or is it a blind hole?
    that entails pullin the seat orf; i'll have a look see at the weekend. good thinkin batman

    Quote Originally Posted by Sanx View Post
    Another possibility: drill the hole out a tad, pack it with epoxy resin, then re-drill and tap back to the same size. proper epoxy should be about as hard as the alloy the sub-frame's made of...
    if a tap don't work its going to the engineering shop.. far too many parts in that equation for me to fook up

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    Sell the thing and get yourself a Honda
    i had one of them, it wasn't bad for a sewing machine; i've now got a brand new bolt that likes to go weeeeaally weeealy fast

    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Sounds about as exciting as a flat ping pong ball.....

    * chuckles..



    tappit then unwrap it.. if that fails i'll pay a proper munkee


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    The car mechanic tapped it for me.. easy and free

    he's a good co^t, he does a lot of work for free that man, Pete Smith Auto's... on two different occasions hes welded the radiator for free and countless other stuff


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    Go on.....

    Go on Dunc, tell the truth. You were trying on one of those big gay pack racks weren't you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by puddy View Post
    Go on Dunc, tell the truth. You were trying on one of those big gay pack racks weren't you?
    it has it's merits... people may chorkle but they wouldn't expect me to be fast .. ummm... i'm liking this idea


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