Roger,
I just cut out a piece of a bicycle tube to the right shape and it works
just fine. Only thing to be careful about is to make the holes for the
screws considerably larger than the screws are so as to not have the
gasket be "pulled" as you tighten. The rubber is much better than the
original thin vinyl. I have not had anyproblems since I did this.
Good luck!
Peter Zaborski
76 TR6 (CF58310 UO)
Calgary AB Canada
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Roger Helman [SMTP:rogerh@digimation.com]
> Sent: Friday, September 05, 1997 9:00 AM
> To: triumph listserv
> Subject: Re: Bullet mirrors dealer
>
> My mirrors are in good shape, But I have only one of the mounting
> gaskets. Can these be obtained separately?
>
>
> Clark W Nicholls wrote:
>
> > The "improved" version I bought was from
> > Brad Del Sorbo
> > BRITTANICLASSICS
> > 45 Davids Hill Road
> > Woodbury CT
> > 203-263-2460
> > 203-263-0704 fax
> >
> > Part number on the sticker SC196
> > It's a bullet chromed mirror with a nylon interface between the
> mirror
> >
> > assembly and the bullet housing (prevents scratching)
> > He's also a MOSS distributor.
> > Outside Diameter of the mirror 3-7/8"
> > Diameter of the glass 3-3/8"
> > Mounting bolt spacing 2"
> > Comes with 2 bolts, washers and gasket to car body
>
>
>
> --
> Roger Helman 71 TR6 CC67866L
> Digimation Inc.
> http://deepthought.digimation.com/rogerh/
> New Orleans La.
> www.digimation.com
> Voice. 504.468.7898
> Fax. 504.468.5494
>
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