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Bikes, Hints'n'Tips => Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner => Topic started by: WayneUK on 03 February 2020, 09:33:10 pm
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I've just fitted some renthal 785's and was wondering what drill and tap I will need t be able to fit original bar ends?
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It’s m16 x 1.5
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Yep, M16 at 16 tpi(threads per inch).
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when i took it to a engineer he told he it was a M16 x 1.5 taper tap and a 14.5 mm drill bit?
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If you have access to an engineering workshop, I believe the proper way is to predrill the bars before tapping them. My pal on the otherhand just wound the tap into the bar and it worked out fine. I paid for the workshop process to the tune of £35 :eek . My pals bars cost him a pint in the pub. :lol Pretty sure the 1.5 x the tap size is the same as 16tpi, but stand to be corrected :) .
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If you have access to an engineering workshop, I believe the proper way is to predrill the bars before tapping them. My pal on the otherhand just wound the tap into the bar and it worked out fine. I paid for the workshop process to the tune of £35 :eek . My pals bars cost him a pint in the pub. :lol Pretty sure the 1.5 x the tap size is the same as 16tpi, but stand to be corrected :) .
so he just tapped them without drilling them first?, has anyone else done it this way?
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Is this the right tap I'll need?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/ATOPLEE-Metric-Thread-Right-M16x1-5/dp/B01CHRFR6A/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=M16+x1.5+tap&qid=1580828723&sr=8-2 (https://www.amazon.co.uk/ATOPLEE-Metric-Thread-Right-M16x1-5/dp/B01CHRFR6A/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=M16+x1.5+tap&qid=1580828723&sr=8-2)
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Well and truly rinsed for £35...even the receptionist could do that in 5 mins with all the right tackle
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yeah watched a video on doing it and it only took 2 mins to do one side
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Well and truly rinsed for £35...even the receptionist could do that in 5 mins with all the right tackle
I nearly walked out and left him with the bars. Apparently workshop time is £70 an hour, minimum charge half an hour. Should have asked first I suppose, but thought it was a 5 minute job and would be priced accordingly. Lesson learnt, for sure. :'(
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Well, Tap came today so had a go at tapping them, and everything went real smoooth, and bar ends fit perfectly :thumbup