Wrecked my '16 V7 Racer - can't find bushing anywhere

[huck_finn]

I wrecked my '16 V7 Racer back in November and have been struggling to find all the parts I need. The last piece I am missing is a bushing on the rear master cylinder parts fiche (part number 886666).

I was told by the dealer I have been going through that the part is no longer in production, and the closest one I could find on ebay was overseas and pretty pricey. I would have to fork out close to $200 for a $25 part.

I don't have a problem making the part myself, but I can't find specs on it anywhere. Would anybody on here happen to have one they could get some dimensions on?

Below are a few pictures of the part I pulled from the ebay listing.

[guzzisteve]

Is that the eccentric to take up the play?

Looked it up, same part all the way back to 2011, so any racer will do.

[huck_finn]

Yep - that is all it is. I really want to keep the bike as original as possible, but the way things are going with how tough it is to find parts...this bike could turn into a Frankenstein.

[Rolf Halvorsen]

Teo Lamers i Holland has this part.

Rolf

[Antietam Classic Cycle]

https://www.foxpowersportsparts.com/oemparts/p/moto_guzzi/886666/bush
https://www.harpermoto.com/bushing-886666.html
https://cadrecycle.com/product/bush-8/

[huck_finn]

Fox doesn't have it in stock, Harper (who I originally ordered from) told me that MG said the part is no longer in production, and I am waiting to hear back from Cadre.

For some reason, the Teo Lamers site won't open in my office - so I will try them when I get to the house tonight.

Thanks for the replies!

[Antietam Classic Cycle]

Fox doesn't have it in stock, Harper (who I originally ordered from) told me that MG said the part is no longer in production, and I am waiting to hear back from Cadre.

For some reason, the Teo Lamers site won't open in my office - so I will try them when I get to the house tonight.

Thanks for the replies!

https://tlm.nl/moto-guzzi-triumph/886666-as-excentriek-rempomp

Plus 30 Euros shipping IIRC.

[Kiwi_Roy]

Surely a friend or a shop with a lathe can make a simple offset part like that, nothing magic there.

[huck_finn]

Turns out there was one tucked away in a warehouse somewhere - Harper Moto should have it sent my way next week. But as soon as I get it, I am going to build it out in Fusion 360...just in case I need to have one made in the future.