Hello,
Have the following rear part of an MT110 light and was wondering if any of you have a suggestion to make on how I can attach the parts without risking losing any part while on the road.
The rubber disk doesn't hold the "teeth" of the bronze parts on both sides anymore...
Kostas

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Hi Kostas,

I know this must be terrible for the rivet counters but you could use to tiny pop rivets through both brass pieces.

Kind regards,
Leon

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Yes I was going to suggest similar, but use thin aluminium rivets. Heat them with a blow-lamp first to anneal them. Ron

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How was it fixed originally? I can't imaging it relied on the teeth in the rubber.

Did the ring had a press fitting around the centerpiece? Maybe you can solder it to fix it.

Good luck, Michiel

Kostas, the magazine 'Classic Motorcycle' featured an article at one time which gave detailed instructions on restoring the MT110 - I'll dig my copy out and scan it for you. It was about twenty-five years ago, so it's well down the pile.

My rubber diaphragm had hardened so I had to make a replacement and although I can't recall the procedure, it's certainly tight now.

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Hi Rik.

I once had a copy but cannot remember where I stored it.

Could I please receive a copy of your scan?

Henri

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Chaps, I've been through piles of back issues without success. Does anyone else have any memory of when it might have been ?

I thought that it was with John Salis's 'Principles of Restoration' series but it doesn't seem to have been.

Hi Rik & Kostas,

No, I'm pretty sure it was a Rasselas article... Will check tomorrow...

Cheers,
Jan

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Cheers,
Jan

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Hi Jan

I woulld be interested in any info on restoring MT110. Could you share it? Thanks.

Kalle

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Hi Jan,

Me Too!.

regards,
Leon

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Thank you.

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