Clutch arm rubber cover/boot

[Silverspur]

Hi,
Anyone know where to get the little rubber boot that covers the top of the clutch actuating arm?
Or maybe there is a satisfactory alternative?
Thanks.

[AntietamClassicCycle]

One source: https://www.startgomma.com/moto-morini/ ... ?limit=100

[buzby]

Wow ! 15 euros

[davel182]

NLM had 8 of them on their last price list M300127 (£12 + VAT) but I couldn't find them on Mdina so maybe sold out?

[tankstraddler]

Yes, Dave: I asked NLM about them shortly before they closed but they had none left.

[EVguru]

I may have one with me at Stafford next month. The usual alternative is to use a terminal boot.

[Silverspur]

Thanks guys.
They're not only 15€ from StartGomma but also another 15 for shipping plus 22% tax on top of all that.
So, to mitigate the shipping I've ordered a set of grommets for the various engine casing cables, as the ones from M'dina Italia are just round, rather than correctly shaped.
Still makes yer eyes water, though!

[Silverspur]

I may have one with me at Stafford next month. The usual alternative is to use a terminal boot.

Where will your stall be located at Stafford, EV?

[EVguru]

Where will your stall be located at Stafford, EV?

I'll be on the club stand as usual. I'll have my flywheel remagnetiser, espresso machine and sundry Morini bits.

[3potjohn]

I ordered a set of rubber based items from them including the generator cable grommet,intake tubes,clutch arm. I could hold all the items in the palms of my hands and it still came to >£80. Al fits though. And I seemed to get a Christmas email card. Only thing left that's perishing ,apart from the rider, is the rubber domed grommet for the wiring to the rear m/cylinder based stop switch.
How best to store old rubber bits? Plastic bags in the dark?
John

[MickeyMoto]

I thought rubber was single use and you need a new one each time...

The Scottish ale has kicked in...

[3potjohn]

You've reminded me....Clingfilm!
That'll do it.
John