Navigator Pistons +20

I may have a spare pair of second hand ones but am not sure of the size? Or are you looking for new?

Have a look here: http://www.classic-motorcycles.co.uk/cgi-bin/ecom.cgi?Command=ListProducts&db_scid=120&order=alpha&db_affid=&Start=0

Fritz

My advice is get the 30s, I doubt you'll do enough miles for it to need another rebore! Pistons are getting hard to find, it was hard enough back in the 70 s!

I've found this: http://vintagemotorcyclepistons.co.uk/epages/1f6dc7d5-163a-44dd-ab8f-26d48061f44f.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=85942&ViewAction=FacetedSearchProducts&SearchString=navigator

Fritz

Previously Fritz Wettstein wrote:

I've found this: http://vintagemotorcyclepistons.co.uk/epages/1f6dc7d5-163a-44dd-ab8f-26d48061f44f.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=85942&ViewAction=FacetedSearchProducts&SearchString=navigator

Fritz

Is this for a pair or a piece?

I am also looking for pistons

Previously Ulrich Hoffmann wrote:

Is this for a pair or a piece?

I am also looking for pistons

I don't know, hopfully a pair, because they don't state left/rigth.

Fritz

My guess it's price per piston.

Their web site home page for pistons says all prices are for a single piston. Unfortunately...

Thought so! You could try and negotiate? It seems nonsense to charge the same price for a piston for a bike worth 5 times as much.

There are some that appear on eBay from the Far East for about the same money, I tried to reason with them but got no reply, so left them alone.

The cost of rebuilding a Jubilee or Navigator is now getting serious - probably the same or even more than for a Commando or Dominator and good useable parts are in short supply. Twenty years ago £300 bought you a running Jubilee with a transferable registration number worth more and even today a rebuilt machine with all new bits still only fetches small money. So spend only what you think makes good sense.

Do new Hepolite pistons still turn up at the English autojumbles?

Patrick