Prop-shafts

If its just the balance weight come off, fit a jubilee clip - screw portion where the weight was and see if this makes any difference.

usually with a bit of fiddling you can get it just about spot on vibration wise, the weight isn't very big so one clip is usually all thats needed.

HTH

John

Hi Simes. I used to get props done at a place called RecoProp in Luton. No idea if they still exist, but they were a good reliable outfit.

That's what I did with the prop on my MkIII Spitfire (Triumph) about 25 years go. It was hit and miss and after sever days sodding about it sorted the problem.

Perhaps it's just me, but the pleasure of that sort of thing is less apparent to me these days ;-)

I had googled and seen them mentioned (not by you or in this froup) as being good. I'll give 'em a bell and see if I can transport the prop down there strapped to the bike.

Cheers Russ.

There is a place in Coventry that sorted mine out but I cannot remember the name, I would have to go sorting through my old reciepts and they will be in a mess

Good old Google I have found it

Propshaft. Dave Mac Propshafts 1-2 Northey Road, Foleshill, Coventry, West Midlands, CV6 5NF, England Tel: + 44 (0) 1203 683239,

AFAIK they do still exist. They're probably not the cheapest outfit, but I have heard good things about them.

Alex

Brilliant!

Thanks Larry - nice and near to where I work too. Many thanks - assuming they are still there - the dialling codes for Cov changed from

That would be 02476 now, and they were there a few months back.

Excellent - I knew the code, but thanks for confirming they are still there.

Did you see it reflected in the water, then?

Hur hur.

I bet you're flushed with the success of that one...