May 17, 20188 yr Hello All, does anyone know of someone that manufactures clamps for old Bully's, specifically a top clamp to suit M183 (350) without that off set tiller effect. Cheers.
May 17, 20188 yr Hi Fourex. I don`t think anyone made any top triple clamps for the Bultacos with the handle bar clamps moved. All of the one I have seen have been done at home or by a machinist. They are very easy to get used too standard though. I have never felt the need to change mine and I love trying new things on it. Some of the Pursangs have the clamps which bolt onto the top triple clamp with long 8mm allen head bolts through the top clamp. Some even had 4 handlebar clamp bolts in them. Remember they won the first 5 World Championships with the stock triple clamp arrangement. Graham.
May 17, 20188 yr I don't know anyone in Oz that does that kind of stuff, but here in the UK its easy. I needed a set of yokes for my BSA a couple of years back and got them made to exactly my specs by Gerry Minshall who also runs the Kia Twinshock series here. http://www.twinshockchampionship.org.uk/
May 17, 20188 yr Hi fourex, you can use a pair of Alpina yokes that has the bar mounts directly over the headstock, but, they do not have the 2 degree stanchon offset like the Sherpa ones, which works well for me, sharper steering, and they set the stanchons further apart so you need to machine up a longer spacer for the front wheel axle. Bye, Peter B.
June 16, 20188 yr You can always cut the tiller off and get an engineering shop to mill a flat surface for you. I used Suzuki dr bar mounts here
June 17, 20188 yr On 17/05/2018 at 7:56 PM, jon v8 said: I don't know anyone in Oz that does that kind of stuff, but here in the UK its easy. I needed a set of yokes for my BSA a couple of years back and got them made to exactly my specs by Gerry Minshall who also runs the Kia Twinshock series here. http://www.twinshockchampionship.org.uk/ Gerry makes a very nice Bultaco top yoke which places the bars over the steerer stem. I am quite tall and have one fitted to my bike, for me it greatly improves both riding position and handling of the bike.
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