Windscreen Adjustment Mechanism Rubber seals / panels

[LenJ]

Morning All

Can't seem to find anything when searching, but I stand to be corrected.....

Has anyone found a source or has had re-manufactured the 2 flat rubber dust seals (for want of a better description) around the windscreen height adjustment arms. You can see them through the front cockpit/fairing panel but they are actually mounted on a silver aluminium plate that is part of the screen adjustment mechanism.

Mine are dropping to bits and having to buy the whole screen mech at £355 seems a little cheeky for a couple of pieces of stamped out rubber.

I have a couple of options I think -

1. Buy some 1.5mm black silicon sheet and break out the craft knife 

2. Find someone to waterjet / laser cut a batch of them

Next question would be if I went for option 2 would there be any interest from the forum in a group buy ?

I'm going to have a ring round later today and see if I can get an idea of numbers required to be viable and pricing

Thanks

Len

[LenJ]

After talking to my local dealer these are still available from Triumph, not no longer available as stated on the Fowlers website, so a non story I'm afraid 

[Coconut]

I believe the Part Number to be T2305488 - around £14.00 each.

Cheers 

[LenJ]

Thanks Coconut, that's the one.

Local dealer quoted £11 each, but I ordered 2 due to the unclear wording on the fische "1 covers" ie is it 1 pair or1 single  so I may have spares.......

I'll post how many you get per "1 covers" for ref.

[LenJ]

Quick update, part no. 1 x T2305488 gets you, for just less than £14 inc. the dreaded vat, a pretty "kit" of both seals and all the fitting hardware of plastic clips and allen bolts with fresh locktite.

[Coconut]

Excellent - Thanks for Sharing 

[sin_tiger]

Originally Posted by LenJ

Quick update, part no. 1 x T2305488 gets you, for just less than £14 inc. the dreaded vat, a pretty "kit" of both seals and all the fitting hardware of plastic clips and allen bolts with fresh locktite.

That has to be one of the better parts deals going, perhaps even as stock.