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I just realized I used my nos distributor cap on the bike I built for Leroy a few years back. I could use an nos cap if anyone has one for sale. Thanks again!

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1969 H1, 1971 G3SSA, 1974 G5, 1973 H2A, 1975 S3A, 1975 H1F, 1973 Z1, 1988 HD FLTC, Captain America chopper, 2000 Excelsior Henderson, 1965 Bridgestone BS90

I finally found an NOS cap.

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1969 H1, 1971 G3SSA, 1974 G5, 1973 H2A, 1975 S3A, 1975 H1F, 1973 Z1, 1988 HD FLTC, Captain America chopper, 2000 Excelsior Henderson, 1965 Bridgestone BS90

Just for info, where, and how much?

It sure would be a benefit for the triples community, if someone that knew how to do it, make molds, and new top,quality caps and rotors. With all the new tech, like virtual,printers, making permanent molds for the parts and the other pieces, it would be a giant benefit to the triples faithful.

I actually found two, the other one was $600.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-OEM-KAWASAKI-ROTOR-AND-CAP-21141-001-21142-002-H1-MACH-III/253333089704?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

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1969 H1, 1971 G3SSA, 1974 G5, 1973 H2A, 1975 S3A, 1975 H1F, 1973 Z1, 1988 HD FLTC, Captain America chopper, 2000 Excelsior Henderson, 1965 Bridgestone BS90

YIKES, highway robbery. Someone with casting experience needs to step up and reproduce these caps and rotors.

There were three different rotors, and two different caps. The first rotor was retained on the shaft with a screw, the green rotor, and there was a bulletin when the second design came about, which was a slide on, brown color. To change a green rotor, the clutch cover had to come off, then, brown was developed. Instructions on the service bulletin for change over were, the green rotor was literally broken off the shaft, screw removed, brown rotor slid into place. Last design used a larger diameter shaft, black slide on rotor, and black cap. The brown and black rotors were called QD rotors, for "Quick Detatch". The QD rotors and black cap were considerably more di-electrically stronger, lived longer. The green, brown rotors fit what was described as utilizing a "28mm shaft", the black one "31mm".

I am sure this info is on Dale's info pages.